Shop This Cooling Comforter That Helped Me Sleep During a Fall Heat Wave

While causes of insomnia include stress, excessive screen time, caffeine, and what you eat before bed, one of the biggest triggers is your sleep environment.

You can easily make your room cozier and darker by adding blackout curtains. But if your sleep space is too warm, it’s time to look into cooling products for your room. As someone with insomnia who also sweats when the temperature is anything above 60 degrees, trust me when I say I am well-versed in such products. I own more ice packs than I can count and I drink iced coffee all winter. I use cooling sheets and a cooling pillow, and I sleep in summer pajamas all year. I would open the windows in the middle of January if I didn’t feel bad about making my husband shiver.

So when Bedtter reached out and asked if I wanted to try the brand’s Luxe Cooling Comforter, I jumped at the chance. With promises of “unparalleled coolness” and “ideal fluffiness and temperature balance” for all seasons, I was quite curious to see if the comforter was up to the task of battling my heat intolerance. Two months later, I am happy to report that it passed with flying colors.

Bedtter Cooling Comforter

The Bedtter comforter is made of a hypoallergenic blend of Sorona and Tencel, which feels super silky. The breathable fabric is also moisture-wicking to help prevent sweating at night.

The comforter’s incredible silkiness was apparent right out of the box. It is by far the softest comforter I have owned and the cooling properties were evident right away, as the blanket itself is literally cool to the touch. The smooth fabric made me want to jump in bed immediately—and when I finally did, it took a lot of motivation to get back out. I have washed the comforter several times and noticed no snagging, pilling, or other issues.

While summer was practically over by the time I began using the comforter in September, temperatures stayed in the 70s with multiple heat waves reaching the mid to upper 80s throughout my two months of testing. I used the comforter with and without cooling sheets. While I did feel cooler when using the sheets and comforter at the same time, the comforter was much better at keeping me cool than when I used the sheets alone. When the temperature reached nearly 90 degrees, I had to turn the air conditioning on to avoid sweating. But I had many sweat-free nights with the Bedtter comforter when temperatures were in the 60s and 70s.

I can also confirm that the comforter feels great even for sleepers who don’t overheat easily, like my husband. While he says he felt cooler when using the Bedtter comforter, he never got too cold, saying, “I don’t care if it makes me cold, please don’t put the other comforter back.”

Amazon shoppers are loving the Bedtter cooling comforter as well, saying it’s “comfortable, lightweight, and soft” and “the most luxurious, cool-touch blanket I’ve ever felt.” One shopper who gave the comforter a five-star review says being a hot sleeper in Florida is tough, but the blanket helps them get a good night’s rest. “I normally wake up sweating and kicking the blankets off of me in a panic. But I need the weight of a blanket to sleep so it was a vicious cycle,” they wrote. “Not anymore! My 15-year-old son wants one now too so bought another for him. Really, really recommend this!”

Ready to add the Bedtter cooling comforter to your bedroom? Head to Amazon to grab it while it’s on sale for $98, thanks to an on-site coupon for the icy blue color. You can also shop some other choices below.

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