BedJet

BedJet
3 people recommend this
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Dana BerkFirst to rec“Im a very warm sleeper and the Bedjet has saved me. It’s my favorite purchase ever like I’m actually shocked I hadn’t thought to rec it yet. It’s not cheap but so worth the investment. It’s a cooling system with a fan that blows air into a top sheet on your bed. You control the temp (has both cold and hot) and the fan speed. I keep it on the coldest temp and lower speed all night. I also love blasting the heat for a few mins before slipping into bed during the winter! The coziest.”
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Ashlie“I don’t usually get this excited about products, but the BedJet has become one of those things that I recommend to basically anyone who complains about sleep because it has completely changed mine. If you share a bed with someone who radiates the heat of a small nuclear reactor, or you’re in that fun stage of life where you climb into bed freezing and then wake up a few hours later wondering why you’re suddenly living on the surface of the sun, this thing is honestly incredible. It doesn’t just blow cool, dry air under your sheets, which is amazing on its own, but it also has a Biorhythm setting that lets you program different temperatures throughout the night, and that’s the feature that completely sold me. I love falling asleep warm, so I have it start with heat, and it feels like climbing into a towel fresh out of the dryer, which is about the coziest feeling imaginable. Then, while I’m completely asleep, it automatically switches over to cool air at the exact point in the night when my body decides it’s done cooperating, so instead of waking up sweaty, throwing the blankets off, pulling them back on five minutes later, and repeating that little dance until morning, I just…sleep.”
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justin“This is for anyone who sleeps hot. I nearly had a mental breakdown dealing with the summer heat and an HVAC that couldn't get our upstairs cold enough. The Bedjet saved me. It's thousands less than a comparable bed solution (eight sleep, etc.) and has a great return policy. Try this first! The sheet should be a requirement, makes it far more effective.”
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