Menopause Matters Forum
Menopause Discussion => All things menopause => Topic started by: tiger74 on November 19, 2014, 12:09:32 PM
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Hi everyone
To follow up on a thread already started by FlorayG...
Does anyone have experience of using a 'Baavet' duvet (or any other type of natural wool-filled duvet) and found that it helps (or not) with coping with night sweats/flushes? The claims on their website are marvellous (of course) and I have seriously thought about investing in one. However, they are expensive and I don't want to waste my money if it's no better than the synthetic and feather ones that I have already tried.
Any specific feedback would be gladly received.
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We find that sheets, blankets are better, layered - one can throw off pull on as necessary. Duvets didn't 'breath' enough for me!
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I am allergic to wool and feathers so can't really comment (so why post then you daft woman! ::))
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Why not ;D -
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We find that sheets, blankets are better, layered - one can throw off pull on as necessary. Duvets didn't 'breath' enough for me!
I think that's supposed to be the point of a Baavet - they breathe
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Blankets don't work for us as we use 2 different duvets on a king-sized bed because hubby doesn't get night-sweats so has a higher tog rating than me. Throwing my half of a blanket on and off wouldn't really work as our sleeping temperatures are so different.