Keeping warm

I wear nothing and have a 1tog quilt. I do use a lovely heat pad for my back though which I sometimes switch on again during the night as it lasts three hours. I’ve always been hot stuff!

I wear a loose short sleeved pj top, big knickers and fluffy socks. I struggle to turn over in bed if I have pj trousers on, but they’re by the bed to pop on when I go downstairs. My duvet is 10.5 tog feather and down, with a fleece throw and a heated throw too, but instead of sleeping under a warm cloud it gets squashed by the dog snuggled against my back and a cat in the crook of my knees!

I have a 15tog duvet but I wear nothing in bed it’s easier for me to turn or move as I have Arthritis I take my PJs off once I’m ready to settle down as with them on I tend to ‘stick’to the sheet.

I wear nothing, electric blanket is put on my side about half an hour before we go up.

I rarely wear anything to bed as I don't like the feeling of clothes wrapped round me. I have an electric blanket which warms me enough when I first go to bed. I don't like clothes with buttons, high necks or long sleeves either. It's obviously a sensory thing

Short sleeved pyjamas, and a lightly quilted cotton blanket/ bedspread, topped with a lightweight fleece throw.
My pyjama trousers do make it difficult to turn in bed, but I often sleep through the night without moving. 😴

Just one layer (cotton nightie), a 10.5 tog duvet but I put a cotton cellular blanket on top of the duvet the other night to feel a bit more snuggly.

Don't like the radiator on in the bedroom so it's set on 1 or frost - but it came on this morning!

I wear knickers and a ty-shirt type pyjama top. My duvet is 4.5 all year round. If it gets much colder than it is at the moment, I'll put a fleece blanket on top

t-shirt top

Summer goose down, 4.1 tog duvet with fine merino blanket on top if super cold…….plus a furry hot water bottle. Never cold. Window usually open, no heating at night.

I wore nothing for years, although I always took a nightdress on holiday in case of emergency. In later years, when I shared a room with a friend or my sister-in-law or DD’s, I ended up wearing the nightdress. On holiday over Christmas, I’d packed some ridiculous fleecy Christmas pyjamas, but was really grateful for them and continue to wear them now. Usually I am quite hardy, but I’ve just changed to a 10.5 tog duvet this morning.

Depends on why I go to bed.

10.5 tog duvet, cotton PJs and long fleecy bed socks because I get cramps if my feet get cold. I don't like the weight of an extra cover. If I'm sleeping on my own, I wrap my duvet round me, so I look like a badly wrapped parcel.

10.5 tog duvet, t shirt and pj bottoms.

If it gets really cold, there is always dh to snuggle up to.

I used to get cold feet but they don't seem as bad lately.

But bedsocks or those socks you get free on a plane journey help.

10.5 tog quilt, weighted blanket, pyjamas. No electric blanket, hot water bottle or animal .
No heating, small window open.

What a lot of hot blooded Grans we have. I’m just the opposite, I can’t sleep unless I’m warm as toast, but the for first time I have started wearing bed socks. The rest of my nightwear consists of cosy pjs, and a M&S thermal vest (looks like a fine long sleeved t-shirt). By the bed is a very warm cuddly dressing gown, ready to put on when I wake up, I’m afraid my days of nightdresses cut on the bias with spaghetti straps are well over!

Always got cold feet. Wear long sleeved nightdress, 15 tog duvet and electric blanket which is on when I get into bed and I turn it off after about 15/20 mins.

Oh, forgot to add we are thinking of upgrading our 15 tog electric blanket to a 16.5 one and always warm the bed with an electric blanket. Dh has thyroid problem and feels the cold as much as I do.

10.5 tog duvet, fleecy pyjamas and my trusty hot water bottle. A fleece blanket doubled up on my side of the bed helps me stay cozy, Mr C is never cold.

I just wear a vest and pants in bed. I suppose it might be a good time for going through the menopause

10.5 tog duvet and a T-shirt and shorts. Window is always open, and when it's been down in the minus figures recently I've added a fleecy cover to the bottom of the bed to keep my feet warm.

Medium weight duvet and moisturiser, no matter how cold it is outside I have to have the window open.

My goodness, I'm such a wimp by comparison! I get into a warmed bed in a thermal vest, a cotton nightdress, and lightweight dressing gown, under a duvet and quilted throw. I tuck a spare pillow at my back which keeps me cosy.

I don't have a DH or a dog!