What temperature room is this sleep sack suitable for? Our nursery is heated to 76 Fahrenheit.
807705
I would say good for 10-15 centigrade. We also use a lightweight blanket on top.
807706
The fleece is pretty thick. We keep our temp around 69 and put either a long sleeve onesie or cotton footie pajamas on our daughter under this sleep sack. If your nursery is set at 76, you might be better off in just footie pajamas or pajamas and a thin, cotton sleep sack.
807707
That would probably be too warm. We sleep in cooler temps in our house (around 66F). The cotton blanket is thinner and would be better at those temps. I put my son in the cotton blanket during naps and the fleece at night.
807708
Our master bedroom heater is set to 60 degrees Fahrenheit if outside weather is at 45-48. I'm in CA if that helps. I still think it's too thin for winter. We have to use a thicker sleep sack for our baby. Although I really like this sleep halo, but definitely not for winter.
807709
That is a difficult question to answer since people have different warmth requirements. The sleep sack takes the place of a blanket. If you use a light blanket now this could be used instead. They also sell a heavier weight if you currently use a heavier blanket.
1830382
Honestly, I take it off my bed in the summertime (I live in Vegas). I think with A/C on and climate control for humidity, it would be OK but I think it would be too warm.
662269
Doubtfully. The bottom of the bed is made of plastic (poor conductor of heat), it's filled with air (even poorer conductor of heat) and the top part of the mattress has a felt-like material on it. Also, with a fitted sheet on top of that I think there is plenty of isolation from a tile floor and your kid should be OK. I'd still recommend a blanket if you think the ambient temperature is going to be cool.
802134
no it's not hot at all. i have a sponge rubber topper under it and it is so comfortable. we love it! my hubby and I both love a cold bedroom all year round it it is very cool all year round
1318734
It is not really warm.it is more wind breaker with a little fleece inside.so baby wont sweat .
254597
I live in Southern California which I'm guessing is somewhat similar to Florida except in the summer when you probably have more humidity than we have. I used this sleeping bag in mid-March in the SoCal desert for three nights. Nighttime temperatures were 50° to 55° with a light wind; I was sleeping outdoors on a cot beneath a canopy. I was very comfortable in this bag.
1387202
The unit will melt [by that I mean deform] plastic but is perfectly safe for heating bedding, clothes, wood, luggage, etc. Just keep your electronic equipment out to prevent damage. The unit should reach 50 degrees Celsius (that's 120 degrees Fahrenheit) to kill bed bugs. The hottest that I ever got mine was 55C or about 130F. About the temperature of your attic on a hot summer's day.
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I have 2 of these and love them, however at 30F it is not as warm as we would like. Had a scout camp over weekend and both me and my son were quite cold with outside temp around 30 even though we had thermals + pants with wool socks (feet were esp cold). Bag is great above 35 or 40, but need a top cover or thicker bag for freezing weather.
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My nursery is around 180 square feet give or take. The unit brings the temp up in about 20 minutes. I bet it could warm up a room twice this size without issue.
1175254
I use it in an air conditioned home so it's hard to say but I don't think it's too warm. My son has never felt hot while in it and that is using it with full pjs.
1479601
Not at all, The mattress as far as I would say is temp neutral. I have had it awhile and have no complaints.Sheet choice would have more to do with temp. Satin for cool, Wool for worm- just by my experience. I have 2 stage heat and AC so I don't have temp swings to affect sleep. That type of system maintains the set temp without heavy air flow.
717193
I don't know about temp. rating. I guess you could use it as a sleeping bag but it would be open on 3 sides. I bought it to wrap up in at granddaughters lacrosse games. However during this winter I have been using it on my bed - fleece side down- and find I like it much better than my electric blanket. I'm afraid I haven't helped much with your questions.
1234277
I have 3 month old twins and used with my 3 and 4 yr old in chgo and put them in those fleece one piece jackets during colder temps and they were always warm. The sleepinh bag styles are reported not to be safe in an accident.
892086
Hi You could maybe double it up- that's what we did when we were at the hospital. You can also always put a blanket over the end of the bassinet if you are worried about the baby being cold. They can't regulate their own temperature that early so you really don't want them to get too hot either. I would put a hat on the baby, too for the first little bit. Sorry- not sure if that helps or not )
515579
I slept in this bag, in a tent with no heat with an outside temp of 9 degrees and a -2 windchill. I had my head inside the bag and the cover draped over the top of the bag. I slept perfect for 8 hrs. I also had a hooded sweatshirt and fleece pants on. also used it just last weekend and the temp was 16 when I woke up. the bag is big enough to get my head inside so on the super cold nights that's what I do and I sleep great.
1654495
I think so - I love this heater - it has been great for our nursery - it definitely gets it toasty! I guess it depends on what the temperature is when you begin.
811551
I bought this for my nursery as well...but I would not recommend it. I bought it for the safety feature that it shuts off if it tips over, and it's really quiet! However, it only has on/off and level 1 or 2. There is no way to set the temperature! I would go in and the room was boiling! Really disappointed b/c the other features are perfect.