When it is cold do you need 2 of these blankets?
36453
Imagine that it would depend on what type of climate you live in; you could use just one and if you're cold throw another blanket that's around to see if that is warmer for you - and after that you might know if you need more that one Vellux Blanket.
36454
Depends on how warm you keep your bedroom....if 72 you probably only need 1 and a sheet; if 62 buy a queen and fold it over so that it's double. Just a thought.
1127765
Actually I just used the receiving blankets. Bought a couple backs just for this I wrap it around the little mattress. If you go to Target or Babys r us they have them there by carters just one you. Those are a good size.
357204
I do not believe you can zip two of these together. It is a great sleeping bag and super warm (and as expected somewhat bulky even in compression bag).
63077
We have owned two of these blankets and love them. They keep you warm with the lowest settings and seem to last forever. We finally replaced the first one we bought after four years of regular use. We have a queen-sized bed that bends into a lounge chair. I am sure our blanket got more wear and tear than one on a regular mattress.
2083604
It has just started to get cold where I am and it is a lighter comforter. We will need an extra blanket for winter. Just an FYI
2091182
We started using the blankets yesterday and accordingly to the pros, it's not necessary to remove them unless the temperatures reach over 80 degrees.
905213
Yes, I have it between 2 blankets and it has held up well over the year. It did come with some loose threads but I just trimmed them back and I have not had any other issues with the blanket.
81884
Unfortunately I'm not real familiar with the camping conditions that area. All I could say is that if you don't plan on camping in below zero weather then I would get the zero degree sleeping bag. If you were on the verge of 0 degrees and a little below I think an extra blanket would keep you plenty warm.
868418
We keep a full/queen comforter and wool blanket in it during the warm weather. We keep out full/queen quilt and throw in it when it gets cold.
545600
We have a comforter on top of the blanket, and it works fine. If you put a top sheet underneath a normal blanket, you should do the same with this blanket. No need for anything between the comforter and the blanket unless the comforter is made of some exotic material that doesn't like heat.
2060702
2 warmers to a package. I've heard you can seal a warmer in a zip lock bag to keep it from air, but have never tried it.
913138
hello chris I have two of these and I would not think they would be for any kind of cold weather they are very light weight and I was a little disappointed with them once I got them they put me more in the mind of a kids sleeping bag.
1660062
My 3 year old kicks off all blankets, but this would have stayed put just fine when she was younger and still in her crib. I use it as a second layer with a quilt in her toddler bed. Probably not warm enough to use alone in the winter, but that also depends on how warm you keep your house.
78841
It depends on what kind of cool packs you use. Their really is not any insulation behind the linner so you will need some type of cool pack to keep it cold. Otherwise without cool packs the answer is yes.
852112
depends on how cold tolerant you are - i would not try to use it if i thought it would be very cold- i used the thing in mid summer in the desert and it worked well for that and I pulled a tarp over me in the rain but your question would make me think you will want something better - this thing is a blanket - not a sleeping bag and the edges of it are loose like a blanket and do not join like a bag
2216489
It's pretty warm although we use it with another thin blanket. Kept us warm here in Virginia during the polar vortex ;)
94299
On the colder night I occassionally use another blanket. I would consider this fairly thin, probably closer to your summer quilt, not a heavy winter quilt