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Chit-chat---Bedding supplies

2015-08-11View Original

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Recently, I realized that something should be placed on the mattress to make sleeping more comfortable. But I’m having trouble deciding on the material: 1. Quilted quilts made of cotton absorb moisture easily; they are comfortable, but I’m worried about moisture issues. 2. Quilted quilts are relatively dry, but they are warm. No matter how it’s laid, it needs to be rearranged. I don’t know what to do.
Reply #22015-08-11
Does this belong to the home category? You can lay it however you want; once it gets worn out, just replace it. Just get a bed cover, and that’s it, right? No, put a large cotton mattress from the Northeast under it. @wolfhhhhm
Reply #32015-08-11
I suggest you use a cotton quilt. In summer, cotton and linen sheets are used, while soft ones are used in winter. If that doesn’t work, take down the bed and make a large kang. Lay down a cooling mat; in winter, heating the bed with firewood is truly a pleasure!
Reply #42015-08-11
Haha, if you ask her to gather firewood in Jiangsu, it’s strange if no one reports it to the police! ;P
Reply #52015-08-11
The heated bed helps remove moisture and humidity; it effectively treats various back and leg pains as well as colds and fevers – an essential remedy for every household! :lol:lol
Reply #62015-08-11
Have you used it? What if there is a lack of oxygen – what to do with the coal?
Reply #72015-08-11
It is commonly used, and can also be used in a lying position to treat herniated discs. Hehe, the technology used in stoves has improved a lot these days; there’s no more risk of CO or anything like that inside the house
Reply #82015-08-11
That’s also fire too – what if the smoke detectors or heat sensors get activated?
Reply #92015-08-11
It’s about the cotton’s ability to absorb moisture here. It’s uncomfortable to lie on now. So I’m struggling with it
Reply #102015-08-11
Place a electric blanket underneath and heat it up every day. ;P
Reply #112015-08-11
I can’t do it anymore; it’s too painful.

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