22 Cooling Bedroom Products For Sweaty Sleepers
Plus, a set of satin pillowcases that'll give your bed a hint of ~luxury~. Not only does it look pretty, but reviewers say its soft fabric is soothing, cooling, *and* helps clear acne-prone skin while creating less friction on their hair to avoid breakage!
Or a specifically designed set of two cooling pillowcases made with Japanese cooling fibers so you can finally stop having to constantly flip your pillow over to get that oh-so-wonderful chilly sensation.
A pack of clinical-strength SweatBlock wipes to help stop hyperhidrosis, nervous sweating, and hormonal sweating from ruining a good night's sleep. Give your pits a swipe of this before bed, enjoy a sweat-free slumber, and wash in the morning!
An ultra-fine continuous water mister, which is just the thing you need for giving your hair or face a little refresh without totally blasting your face with water. Plus, it's a great alternative to aerosol bottles! And when it's not a hair-washing day, it's also *perfect* for applying any leave-in products that require your hair to be wet.
An oscillating tower fan that gives off such cold air, some reviewers have found that they use it more than their A/C! Take👏 my👏 money.👏 It has six speeds (up to 24 feet per second velocity), three modes, and it's whisper quiet. All you gotta do is plug it in, and you'll be transported to a winter wonderland.
Plus, a battery-operated flexible rotating fan that reviewers say has a long-lasting battery for its size and power. Its bendy legs help you secure it (or stand it up!) wherever you want and give you constant airflow while you're traveling, camping, on a road trip, or just lounging during an *extra* hot day. You can even use it as a stroller fan for your little one!
A set of two cooling pillows for that noggin of yours because it deserves a resting place made for royalty. No more treating your pillow like a punching bag to fluff it back up in the middle of the night — many reviewers say these are cool, supportive, and keep their shape!
Or if you're feeling a bit splurgy, a Casper cooling pillow that'll keep your head delightfully snuggled with super squishy foam while keeping it cool for at least 12 hours.
A set of cooling bed sheets — they won't help your cause to stop hitting the snooze button, but hey, you'll be sleeping in on a plush, velvety cloud of coziness.
Or if you've got a DEEP mattress, some ultra-soft deep pocket fitted sheets made to be super breathable. Reviewers also rave about how durable they are!
And suspenders for your sheets if you already have a set of cooling sheets you like, but having to tuck all four corners of your fitted sheet back into your mattress by yourself is truly a humbling experience. These bands act like suspenders for your mattress so that your fitted sheet finally stops popping off in the middle of the night. Plus, this way, you don't have to exert a whole workout's worth of sweat while wrestling with your fitted sheets.
Sweat-wicking pajamas because those beloved sweats you've been using as PJs may have worked perfectly for the chillier months, but you'll def need something more breathable for the summer! These are made of viscose and spandex to keep you from having to toss and turn all night in discomfort. Oh, and the waist is elastic!
A cooling body spray you can keep on your nightstand as a quick and easy way to spritz some relief onto yourself when you get a bit toasty in the middle of the night. It's made with pure essential oils, water, and witch hazel!
A Sheex x Brrr° silky sleep mask that comes equipped with quick-drying, sweat-wicking, mineral-infused fabric that'll feel great on your face *and* block out light to help aid in falling asleep faster and staying asleep longer.
A set of wickaway sweatbands — they're made for workouts, but they're lightweight and breathable enough that they're perfect for wearing to bed in order to keep sweaty hair out of your face so that you can get some proper rest.
A ~streamlined~ door draft stopper because that tiny space under the door can feel *much* bigger when it's letting precious AC escape your room. Plus, it blends in with your door.
And if the top and sides of your door seem to be letting precious cool air escape, an insulating strip will keep all the yucky warm air out and the glorious cold air in. Plus, it's *super* easy to install — it just sticks!
A calming weighted blanket — don't worry, it won't overwhelm you with heat! In addition to its soft fleece cover, it features another cover made with CoolMax Microfiber technology so that you can fall asleep to a cozy bear hug while staying cool as a cucumber!
A Purple mattress made with the brand's signature grid (which is made to adapt to your movement!), ultra comfort foam, and 2X base foam designed to cradle you while keeping your sleeping foundation stable, breathable, and supportive.
A dual-zone comforter if you sleep hot but your bed partner doesn't (the eternal struggle). One half is toasty, one half is ~cool~, and both are comfy as heck.
An investment-worthy ChiliPAD sleep system, because get this — it keeps you the exact same temperature all night. (Cheers to some consistency in this chaotic world!) This is *especially* beneficial if you'd like to sleep at a different temp than your bed partner.
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- Miami Herald
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Buzz Feed
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- Buzz Feed
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- New York Times
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