Blanket on, no matter how hot vs No blanket in summer

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When the summer nights get sticky, some people still pull up a sheet or a thin blanket before they can fall asleep, while others kick everything off and sleep bare. The blanket camp likes the cozy, secure feeling, protection from a fan or air conditioner, and not being caught cold at dawn. The no-blanket camp loves staying cool and not feeling trapped under fabric. Even covering just your stomach counts as team blanket. Habit, room temperature, and personal comfort all play a part.

FAQ

Why do people disagree about sleeping with a blanket in summer?
Everyone feels heat differently, and bedrooms vary a lot, from air-conditioned rooms to stuffy ones. Habits formed in childhood matter too. Some people find the weight and touch of a blanket calming, while others feel smothered by it.
What are the upsides of keeping a blanket on when it's hot?
A blanket can feel comforting and secure, shield you from a fan or AC draft, and save you from waking up chilly in the early morning. Many people say that covering just their stomach is enough to feel settled.
Do people in other countries sleep with blankets in summer?
It depends on climate and local bedding habits. Some people use a light sheet or cooling fabric, others sleep with just a fitted sheet, and many keep one nearby in case it cools down. Preferences vary a lot everywhere.

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