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SleepRecs · 10 days ago

Got the 15 lb one for summer because my old glass bead blanket turned me into a furnace. This one actually breathes. I use it over just a sheet and wake up dry, and the weight sits evenly instead of sliding off one side like the bead one did. Two issues. My toes end up through the loops pretty much every night. And washing it is a project, our washer coped but it took three dryer runs on low before the middle was dry.

Reddit · r/WeightedBlankets · 14 days ago

Queen Cotton Napper is her favorite summer blanket with the perfect weight that keeps her cool.

Reddit · r/BuyItForLife · 39 days ago

Three months of regular use with no issues on the 7 kg cotton blanket

Reddit · r/Bedding · 75 days ago

Has a tencel version for hot sleepers over a sheet and a cotton one and can sleep under either without boiling

Reddit · r/Bedding · 76 days ago

The woven weighted blanket lets air through and the tencel one stays even cooler

Reddit · r/WeightedBlankets · 166 days ago

Cooling as promised, but after the first wash it smelled strongly of chemicals and mold

Reddit · r/WeightedBlankets · 201 days ago

In a hot dry desert the Tree Napper is the only thing they can sleep under in summer.

Reddit · r/WeightedBlankets · 217 days ago

25 lb Tree Napper arrived smelling like a musty old basement; will air it and return if it persists.

Reddit · r/WeightedBlankets · 230 days ago

Used every day, worth the money and definitely cool

Reddit · r/WeightedBlankets · 230 days ago

Owner has had the cotton blanket for months and has seen no pilling at all

Reddit · r/WeightedBlankets · 234 days ago

Too heavy and support would not exchange it or answer email.

Reddit · r/WeightedBlankets · 260 days ago

They received a new tencel Tree Napper that arrived with a strong chemical odor they compare to ant spray, and they asked the company about it.

Reddit · r/WeightedBlankets · 438 days ago

Loves her 20 lb Bearaby Cotton blanket but finds it hard to wash and dry

Reddit · r/Bedding · 445 days ago

After almost three years the Gravity blanket gave more issues than benefits and broke.

Reddit · r/WeightedBlankets · 453 days ago

Has had their 20 lb cotton blanket since 2018 and loves the weight, even though the chart recommended 15 lb.

Reddit · r/WeightedBlankets · 459 days ago

Loves her cotton Bearaby: very cooling, very soft and still going after years

Reddit · r/WeightedBlankets · 460 days ago

Uses the 20 lb Tencel Bearaby in warm Texas and is never hot. Highly recommends it and falls asleep within minutes.

Reddit · r/WeightedBlankets · 472 days ago

Found a used 25 lb cotton Bearaby for $20 and says it is perfect and cooler than her bead blanket

Reddit · r/WeightedBlankets · 646 days ago

Cotton nappers for the whole household still in great shape after about four years

Reddit · r/WeightedBlankets · 651 days ago

Very hot sleeper finds the cotton napper cools so well that it's a bit cold on its own

Reddit · r/WeightedBlankets · 660 days ago

Tried the 20lb version and found it too intense, to the point they could not use it by the second night. Plans to try a 10lb blanket instead.

Reddit · r/Bedding · 680 days ago

Owns Bearaby Tree Nappers for at least 4-5 years that wash fine in a top loader, add weight without extra heat and have held up well.

Reddit · r/WeightedBlankets · 703 days ago

Received the Bearaby Original Cotton as a gift and loves it, calling it amazing.

Reddit · r/WeightedBlankets · 769 days ago

A Tree Napper after 3.5 years of occasional use has not pilled.