YnM Cooling Weighted Blanket, Rayon Derived from Bamboo with Premium Glass Beads (Blue Grey, 122CM x 183CM 6.8kg), Suit for One Person Use on Single Bed

Product Information

The Cooling Weighted Blanket is available in four weight options – 8, 15, 18, and 30 pounds. Though the blanket is primarily made using 300 thread count lyocell derived from bamboo, shoppers can choose to add a minky fabric to one side for a velvety feel. The blanket is filled with glass microbeads that measure under 1 millimeter, which are less noticeable than larger beads. Buyers can choose between grey, light grey, beige, white, and a lattice pattern. You may also choose between a blanket with a removable cover or an integrated cover. The blanket is easy to clean, as it is 100% machine-washable.

Additionally, a weighted blanket made from bamboo rayon has been a frequent enough request from our customers. These two reasons are what fueled our determination to create a great bamboo-centric weighted product - and are why we’ve spent months sourcing materials, designing, and perfecting the entire manufacturing process! Bamboo rayon has some specific properties that make it a perfect choice for bed-ware. Here are some of them: Some people prefer the lighter feel of a duvet, says Henderson, and she suggests using something you already have at home to evaluate if the sensation of sleeping under a weighted blanket is for you. “Using a few large bath towels on top of your duvet can give you a good alternative feeling of how the weighted blanket might feel before you invest in one.” Many people will understand the frustration of nights spent tossing and turning, when counting sheep does little to take you into the land of Nod. Treatments are available for insomnia, but those looking for a non-medicated route to better sleep would do well to give weighted blankets a go. Weighted blankets are often touted as therapeutically valuable for those with certain medical conditions like autism, depression and PTSD, but overall, the research supporting these claims is thin. As with any product, be wary of any medical claims from manufacturers. Who Shouldn’t Use a Weighted Blanket? Sales of weighted blankets have soared in recent years. While the research behind the purported health benefits of weighted blankets is still fairly inconclusive, those who swear by them say that hunkering down under the added weight helps to reduce anxiety and, in some cases, relieve insomnia.

FAQs about weighted blankets

As we've mentioned when talking about the materials, breathability is very important – especially for hot sleepers. So, generally, you want a cover for your weighted blanket that utilises some sort of breathable fabric. Typically, bamboo, cotton, and eucalyptus are safe bets. The blanket is available in three sizes, each carrying a different weight. The medium is 15 pounds, the large is 18 pounds, and the extra large is 30 pounds. Unlike some weighted blankets, this model is entirely machine-washable – including both the inner blanket and cover.

Plus, once the ties were used to secure the weighted blanket inside the cover, it was not moving anywhere and stayed in place until we removed it for washing. We tested this weighted blanket in the 6.8kg option, but a heavier 9kg version is available too. This Sleep Number True Temp Weighted Blanket aced our Lab tests and earned a near-perfect overall score. Unlike many other options, this weighted blanket uses temperature-regulating 37.5 technology to keep your body at a consistent temperature, so you feel comfortable year-round. We found it to somehow be both warming and cooling all at the same time, which is why we think it’s a great all-season choice.The general rule of thumb for weighted blankets is to select a model representing roughly 10% of your body weight, though there is some wiggle room. The 15-pound Cooling Weighted Blanket should provide adequate pressure without feeling excessively hefty for people who weigh 120 to 160 pounds. Individuals who weigh more may want to consider the 22-pound or 35-pound blankets. The latter, one of the heaviest weighted blankets on the market today, should accommodate people who weigh at least 300 pounds and typically find these blankets too light. For additional information on washing and drying a weighted blanket, feel free to take a look at ourin-depth weighted blanket washing guide. Conclusion You can select a weight of 15, 20, or 35 pounds for your Gravity Blanket. Those who weigh at least 150 pounds should find one of these options comfortable. All blanket sizes share the same measurements of 48 inches wide and 72 inches long with the exception of the queen/king model, which is 35 pounds (90 inches by 90 inches) and great for couples. Weighted blankets use gentle pressure to promote a sense of calm and relaxation and reduce feelings of anxiety. “The pressure of the weight stimulation from a weighted blanket can have a soothing, calming effect on the body, which is then relayed to the mind through the power of the mind-body connection,” says Nichola Henderson, a holistic life, self-development coach and wellness specialist. Many weighted blankets are specifically designed for children. A weighted blanket for kids will range between 3 and 10 pounds. If your child weighs more than 100 pounds, then a blanket for adults or children may be more suitable.

What this means for you: Do you enjoy fabrics that give you the feels? Then you’re going to love our new blanket. It is like wrapping yourself in a velvety cloud - you won’t want to get out of the bed in the mornings!Again, have a chat with your family doctor before deciding which blanket – if any – will be the most effective sleep strategy for your child. Do Weighted Blankets Make You Hot? The general rule of thumb is to choose a weighted blanket that is roughly 10 percent of your own body weight. However, this is not a hard and fast rule. Realistically, a blanket weighing between 5 and 12 percent of your body weight may be comfortable. The best way to determine your optimal blanket is to test out different weights. To find the best cooling weighted blankets, we tested 35 options in our Lab while considering factors such as quality, comfort, warmth, ease of cleaning, durability, and value. We also spoke to Peter Polos, MD, sleep medicine specialist and sleep expert for Sleep Number, for tips on how to choose a cooling weighted blanket. Sarah Silverman, Psy.D., a licensed psychologist and holistic sleep wellness consultant who treats patients in New York and Florida.

Over the last 14 months, we have sold thousands of Calming Blankets. They have helped Australians fall asleep faster and deal with stress more effectively. But, this doesn’t mean that we’ve been resting on our laurels! We have now released a 100% bamboo weighted blanket! We know this is a wish come true for a lot of our current and future customers, and we’re super excited to be able to make it a reality... Durable & machine-washable - our bamboo fabric is as strong as they get. Generally, all rayon is extremely durable and far surpasses cotton and other fabrics when it comes to longevity. Henderson recommends that people with a medical condition or concerns about using a weighted blanket consult a medical professional before investing. And young children should be supervised when using a weighted blanket. How to wash a weighted blanketThe Baloo Living Weighted Blanket is a great choice for its temperature regulation. The blanket is constructed with a quilted cotton cover and a glass microbead fill padded with cotton batting. The cover provides excellent breathability to keep you cool in the warmer months, but the blanket also provides decent insulation when the outside temperatures drop. The blanket is ideal for couples, especially those who have different temperature preferences. Shoppers seeking a weighted blanket that won’t lead to excessive overheating should look no further than the Hush Iced 2.0 Cooling Weighted Blanket. From the lightweight cover to the cool fill material, this blanket was designed with hot sleepers in mind.