Review on Sleep Philosophy Thinsulate Fibers 3M Scotchgard Moisture Wicking Down Alternative Comforter with Cotton Sateen Cover, Twin (Warmer) - Ultimate Cozy Bedding Solution by Melanie Lewis

Must sleep WARM. Probably warmer than most people. I'm not a jumping chicken (70 years old). I'm also very temperamental when it comes to how much weight I'm carrying. I don't feel good under an oven with multiple comforters, quilts, and quilts. Next comes opinion. Keep this in mind. Was this level 3 blanket the only thing that kept me "warm enough" in a 46 degree Fahrenheit bedroom? no Last night I put a microfiber blanket on top of the comforter and it worked. Even though I had to add the weight of the quilt to the lightweight quilt, the overall weight was still far less than what was required. used to have lots of blankets and a heavy cheap polyester blanket. So I spent a significant chunk of my Social Security check on a Tier 3 blanket. Would I do it again if I knew what I know now? finished, the edge is straight, there is a bare minimum of loose thread ends, and a wise designer didn't choose to use a 600 thread count fabric cover which would make the duvet slippery as ice and couldn't stay on the bed .