Amazon is selling fantastic summer gadget for ‘night sweats' to keep you cool through hot summer nights
AMAZON is selling a fantastic summer gadget that will help with night sweats and keep you cool on hot summer nights.
With temperatures soaring, shoppers are rushing to buy this product which is available for a bargain price.
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Amazon's Cooling Blanket for Night Sweats can be yours for just £10.99 and is available in a variety of sizes and colours.
Breathable and lightweight, the blanket is designed with special materials to promote airflow and stop overheating.
Its lightweight design means you can stay cosy without feeling weighed down.
This summer gadget can regulate your body temperature and humidity.
It helps you keep cool and dry by absorbing and disposing unnecessary body heat.
Great at circulating airflow, it's a great bedding decision for hot sleepers and you can avoid that sticky feeling on hot summer nights.
What's better is that it turns your room into an inviting space with its simple and elegant design.
You can drape it over a chair, settee, or bed to add a stylish touch to your living room or bedroom.
And it comes in a range of colours so you can decorate different furniture.
The different colourways include blue, green, grey, pink and red.
For £10.99 you'll get the biggest size measuring at 2 metres in length by 2.3 metres in width.
Other sizes are also available with the smallest available for just £7.99.
You can machine wash the blanket in cold water too or even hand wash it meaning it's easy to clean.
The blanket has received five-star reviews online too.
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One happy customer said: "Lightweight and so silky and most importantly it works.
"It keeps you cool and allows a comfortable sleep."
Another added: "I love this blanket!
"It helps with my hot flashes, keeping me cool and comfortable all night long."
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