I don't want to be too hot. Is this my answer? Can I be cozy and not iver-heated with this? Wash well? TIA!
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This summer comfort is very cozy and not over-heating you. However, the content tends to stick out of the cover material and therefore, recommend jacket this comfort within another cover. And to clean it, you can only conduct spot cleaning, no washing.
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The All Season silk comforters we sell fits well with temperature range 58F to 75F and since it is made of silk filling it touches very soft and feel cozy as well. The Silk breathes so it won't cause you over-heated. Unfortunately it is not machine washable. Spot clean only. A duvet is suggested to protect the surface.
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The All Season silk comforters we sell fits well with temperature range 58F to 75F and since it is made of silk filling it touches very soft and feel cozy as well. The Silk breathes so it won't cause you over-heated.Unfortunately it is not machine washable. Spot clean only. A duvet is suggested to protect the surface.
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I wish I could say for sure. I've heard that it does. I have the same problem you have, getting too hot at night. I had to get one of these to repay someone in the family for accidentally washing theirs'. Do your research on them, This particular one is for a bit warmer weather anyway. You probably would want one that is for summer. Maybe someone else could be of more help. I sleep with a sheet and if needed a very lightweight down throw. I'm shorter and don't need the length. Sometimes I have to place a fan at the foot of the bed even in the winter to stay cool. I will say that if someone gave me this comforter I would put a lightweight duvet on it and give it a try! Good luck and be blessed! ;-)
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In short, I would say it will be too warm. However, because it takes up so little space and is a quality sleeping bag, take it anyway. For warmer nights bring a thin blanket and use the sleeping bag as a mattress.
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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.
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Hi, There I honestly don't know whether it is cashmere or not, it says that it is cashmere on it, it is very soft, My bedroom in my apartment runs pretty cold are 62 degrees and i sleep with a down comforter as well as a regular comforter and do not wake up hot or sweating I wake pretty comfortable so I would say that it does not make it hotter to sleep by a noticeable amount, but I have not had it for summer months LUCID does sell one that is labeled bamboo covered one, I love mine so much that my mother just purchased one for her self, I have mine covered with a fitted sheet and then i kind sized minky blacked from northpoint which is what I sleep on top of hope this was helpful. Hi, There I honestly don't know whether it is cashmere or not, it says that it is cashmere on it, it is very soft, My bedroom in my apartment runs pretty cold are 62 degrees and i sleep with a down comforter as well as a regular comforter and do not wake up hot or sweating I wake pretty comfortable so I would say that it does not make it hotter to sleep by a noticeable amount, but I have not had it for summer months LUCID does sell one that is labeled bamboo covered one, I love mine so much that my mother just purchased one for her self, I have mine covered with a fitted sheet and then i... » Read More Hi, There I honestly don't know whether it is cashmere or not, it says that it is cashmere on it, it is very soft, My bedroom in my apartment runs pretty cold are 62 degrees and i sleep with a down comforter as well as a regular comforter and do not wake up hot or sweating I wake pretty comfortable so I would say that it does not make it hotter to sleep by a noticeable amount, but I have not had it for summer months LUCID does sell one that is labeled bamboo covered one, I love mine so much that my mother just purchased one for her self, I have mine covered with a fitted sheet and then i kind sized minky blacked from northpoint which is what I sleep on top of hope this was helpful. « Show Less
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I am in a desert, so cool is never really an option. I can say my blanket makes me sweat before this pad ever does. I believe if you are in a comfortable tempurature that you will not sweat any more than usual.
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No, it doesn't make me feel hot (it's 100% cotton, with no synthetic fibers). I have a comfortable firm mattress, and I didn't want an overthick, fluffy pad on top of it, so I really like this pad. If I were trying to sleep on the equivalent of a board, maybe it wouldn't be enough.
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I have a down duvet cover, we stay warm. I would say no to the topper staying cool
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I live in TExas; we have air conditioning and have no problem with this getting too hot; but I should think it would depend on where you live, how hot it gets, etc., but I think it should be at least as comfortable as down, not as itchy as down can be, and no feathers popping out which sometimes happens with down. If your SHEETS are cool fabric, the bed should be comfortable.
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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.
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When I wear it for an extended period of time in the house I tend to feel overly warm. It's a lot of fabric. I would compare it to wearing a light sweater. I'm in the Midwest and haven't had the opportunity to use it outside yet.
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I would gauge it as medium to warm. I switch out to a quilt in the late spring to fall. Everyone is different, but I would put myself on the cold when going to sleep, then warm up while sleeping scale..=)
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No this is more of a quilt. it is not too hot. No stickiness of any kind. Not really microfiber at all. Could be thin on a really cool night of 25 or below. I Ann a hot sleeper and I have no issues.
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I'm very hot-natured and hate being hot. We sleep in tshirt PJs with a sheet and a cotton blanket at about 74-75F thermostat setting at night in the summer (78F on thermostat during the day to factor any residual warmth in the mattress), and my back does get warm, but not sweaty. In winter, though, we save $$$ by not needing to run the heater much, if at all, at night (about 68-65F in the house).We're happy enough with the 12 inch mattress and use the warmth to our advantage in winter. We decided on the 12 inch because we measured how far down we sank on our old memory foam mattress. It was a good 8 inches. That fact trumped our questions about heat. hehehe I'm very hot-natured and hate being hot. We sleep in tshirt PJs with a sheet and a cotton blanket at about 74-75F thermostat setting at night in the summer (78F on thermostat during the day to factor any residual warmth in the mattress), and my back does get warm, but not sweaty. In winter, though, we save $$$ by not needing to run the heater much, if at all, at night (about 68-65F in the house).We're happy enough with the 12 inch mattress and use the warmth to our advantage in winter. We decided on the 12 inch because we measured how far down we sank on our old memory foam mattress.... » Read More I'm very hot-natured and hate being hot. We sleep in tshirt PJs with a sheet and a cotton blanket at about 74-75F thermostat setting at night in the summer (78F on thermostat during the day to factor any residual warmth in the mattress), and my back does get warm, but not sweaty. In winter, though, we save $$$ by not needing to run the heater much, if at all, at night (about 68-65F in the house).We're happy enough with the 12 inch mattress and use the warmth to our advantage in winter. We decided on the 12 inch because we measured how far down we sank on our old memory foam mattress. It was a good 8 inches. That fact trumped our questions about heat. hehehe « Show Less
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Depends on where you live and whether you have A/C. I think I would find it too warm for summer, even with A/C.... If it were me, I would get one for fall/winter use, but get an all cotton blanket for late spring/summer.
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Not going to lie- it can get pretty hot. It's stretchy, soft, but thick fabric. But I think that's what makes it such great quality. I don't think it makes me more hot than other carriers (I own four), but having a warm body tied to you can be hot with any carrier. I honestly don't think a different fabric would change that, but it may change the quality of the product.
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You probably can, that's a good idea! My duvet is also really warm so that is probably what I will do.