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Anon buys a weighted blanket
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this post was submitted on 18 Dec 2023
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Don't worry, it could be something else (maybe worse) wrong with your brain that isn't autism :D
(I haven't tried one due to cost, heat, probably added difficulty w/cleaning, and cost again for the ones that might not have those other issues)
They're great, the whole point is they give you extra weight of a comforter without additional heat. Cleaning is easy, you just take the cover off like a duvet and wash them.
Lies! Maybe it's just me, but I overheated under my weighted blanket and had to fight my way out of it.
I got one that is double sided. One side keeps heat in a lot more. So I can switch it up depending on the season and temperature. It's lovely.
I just use a sheet most of the time (even now in the winter) because I overheat easily (I don't really sweat).
I'm broke so even the bottom price of $35 seems expensive, anything marketed as "cooling" or just large-weave (?) is considerably more expensive. Large-weave seems like it'd be cooler, but that is coverless so that was my thinking.