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View Poll Results: Do You Sleep With Alot Of Covers
Yes 28 60.87%
No 18 39.13%
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I like a heavy quilt. I like weight but not bulk. Feet must be covered and wrapped under. I feel "naked" if they are exposed.
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I said no (if I sleep at all that is). If it's cold, I'll get a blanket or 2, beef up a bit on what I'm wearing. But if it's hot, I usually don't use any covers, maybe 1.
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Actually, I sleep on top of my comforter and sheets but under a throw blanket. When it's hot, let's just say I sleep "clothing optional".
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I have a feather comforter and a feather bed that I use on top of the comforter. But today is boiling hot and I took a nap without the feather bed on top.

I love heavy bedding. It feels cozy and perfect and safe.
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I voted no. I get hot easily, most times just one comforter will do unless it is extremely cold out. BUT I do have to have the bed with one side against a wall, and I have to have a dim light on.
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