Bed covers in the heat - ideas?

separate sheets ?

I am using a thin, cotton, quilted bed spread that I bought years ago and rarely used. It is cool and light but heavier than just a sheet so doesn’t slip off.

I use a lightweight bed throw, I'm sure I saw some 1 tog duvets in Dunelm the other week.

I've seen one tog duvets in M&S but wondered if they were any good.

I am using a super king size duvet cover without the duvet. Linen on top and cotton underneath. I look out for covers with natural fibres in the sales as I am a bit of a fuss pot and still get hot flushes. Harder with such changeable weather.

We used an empty duvet cover last night too but it wasnt quite heavy enough!

It's much more of an issue with the summers we are having now!

Sleep starkers?!!

We just use a sheet but I tuck the bottom corners in and that is enough to keep it in place. I don’t like being completely tucked in.

I use a top sheet too with hospital corners at the bottom. I have a bedspread as well if it gets cooler.

I use just the duvet cover, slightly heavier than a sheet and find it stays in place fairly well.

We have a king size honeycomb cotton blanket and it is perfect. We find any tog at all is too much.
I found it online somewhere years ago and get it out every summer.

In Summer we have a cotton sheet ( if you use a king sized sheet and just tuck it in at the bottom of the bed it stays put.)
We also have a 2.5 tog duvet, left folded back, which can be grabbed if we need it.

I bought an all-cotton honeycomb bed cover from Ikea - it's the best thing we've ever had for Summer, much better than other options 4 times the price.

We also like to be covered with more than a top sheet ...but something light.

www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/vareld-bedspread-dark-grey-60346447/

Mine is in a lovely dark teal blue.

We don't have any covering on the bed in hot weather but a friend puts a light weight blanket inside her duvet cover.

I take the duvet out and used duvet cover- so like a double sheet- not too hot but a bit more 'weight'. We do not have a double duvet these days- but our own duvet each- so much better.

I have a one tog duvet, I find it ideal. Don’t think Marks sell them anymore but Dunelm do.

I agree with others that a larger sheet will stay on if the bottom and corners are well tucked in.

I have a 1 tog duvet but it is too hot for a summer night. I usually sleep under a sheet all year round as I am a hot body. The thin duvet was bought in case of extra cold weather but is still too hot for me on those nights.

Cooling gel mats within the bed are useful to calm the 'hots'.

MandS do still sell them but they gave none in stock - surprisingly!

I'm going to look at ikea!!

I use a cotton cellular blanket.

DH is happily still sleeping with his winter duvet in a flannel cover! I am using a single cotton sheet.

I found this one which looks similar to mine
www.homescapesonline.com/organic-cotton-waffle-blanket-throw-white-178-x-228-cm.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjwhJrqBRDZARIsALhp1WQwgdexLX6-87BtodA_gjld6CMFb7CKLyJe4iItKvM7A3Zu-ZuNjw0aAsXbEALw_wcB

I have a cotton patchwork eiderdown I use, just has slight wadding. Tried a sheet but woke up tangled in it.

A kingsized cotton sheet well tucked in at the bottom,and a cool shower before going to bed.Tall fan at the end of the bedroom facing the pillows works wonders.

Mosaicwarts, that sounds like mine.
We bought two, as bedspreads, in China, but not used them until this summer, when the largest has been a blessing.