More comforters we've tested
If you want a hot blanket but you don't want the traditional down, consider a down alternative, or a comforter made with eucalyptus or bamboo.
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BUFFY BREEZE COMFORTER FOR $ 225: The BUFFY BREEZE COMFORTER has been in my bed for many years. This is done using an eucalyptus fiber fill and with a cover of eucalyptus fiber, which gives an obscene feeling and excellent temperature regulation. I keep it hot in the winter, but on the tag -it is not too hot or it feels too careful. There are cute duvet caps available that I don't quite love – the comforter is moving in a bit – but If you want a duvet coverThis one is decent and made of similar materials so that it does not remove from the cooling features of the comforter. The best part is that the buffy breeze is a bit reached, and it sells during the usual every holiday holiday.
WAYFAIR SLEEP ALL-SEASON DOWN ALTERNATIVE COMFORTER FOR $ 150: Wayfair sleep all-season with polyester fill is not very expensive, and it holds almost as well as the middle-the-road options you can find in your research. The Down Alternative can be a better choice if you are sensitive to allergens, as it will not be able to get more dust and dander as traditional downward. It's a bit lightweight for my taste, but those in the warmer climates can appreciate the comfortable feeling without all the weight that some other blankets have.
Utopia Bedding Down Alternative Comforter for $ 43: If you are on a tight budget, the reach -down alternative comforter offers a huge amount for the price. It is quilted and lightweight, but keep you hot despite not particularly heavy. I'm not a big fan of exterior fabric – this microfiber I found out I was pretty smooth and rough. But the comforter is available in a wide range of colors (there are 11 to choose), and it has corners to work with a duvet cover. It was also well built-I didn't see a single loose thread or seam, unlike the other affordable comforters I used in the past.
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Eden and about Bamboo Comformer for $ 224: This blanket is tasty-soft and thin. This would be a great choice for a blanket in the tag -heat because natural cooling, even on the contrary, you might want to have a warmer comforter around for a cooler night. Even with overweight, it does not completely hinder the tremors from my box fan, let you keep me warm -hot in the brutal winter months. But in the evenings if it's not a dreadful kid outside, this blanket reminds me of a Buffy Breeze Comforter (above) -it helps regulate my body temperature without being too hot or too cold. It was a bit stunning so off the off chance I was sweating, I didn't wake up feeling trapped and so hot.
Comforters we do not recommend
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White Noise Goose Down and Feather All Season Comforter for $ 64: This all-season medium-weight comforter is stunning, balanced, and suitable for all seasons, with between 2 and 3 inches of 600-filled power thickness. The outside material was soft but felt the kind of peculiar touch because it was made of polyester and nylon – even though it contributed to the reduction of noise and quieter than the others I tried. It can be washed by the machine and struck a good balance between being thin and light enough for a warmer weather while having enough thickness to still feel comfortable. However, the comforter came with a really strange, deadly odor like grass and sweat. I took a bath and dried it twice to sleep the stench, but every once during the trial I could still smell the smell softly. It is a solid all-season down comforter that hits a good balance and has a great price point. I just wish it didn't smell super gross. –Molly Higgins
