Here's how to get a decent night's sleep during a heatwave with a cooling pillow, bedding and mattress
Another heatwave us is upon us and maybe it’s time to start thinking about trying to get a decent night’s sleep.
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Here we have just the ticket. From getlaidbeds.co.uk is this Cooling Pillow which combines structured support with a refreshingly cool sleep experience.
Crafted with advanced cooling fabric that has been lab tested to feel up to 3x cooler than cotton, it helps reduce heat build-up around the head and neck for a fresher, more comfortable night’s sleep.
Breathable fibres wick away moisture, while the box edge construction maintains shape and consistent support throughout the night. As a firm pillow, it is ideal for side sleepers who prefer enhanced structure and stability.
The breathable fibres wick away moisture, while the box edge construction helps the pillow maintain its shape and provide consistent support. It's a firm pillow, making it particularly well suited to side sleepers who prefer extra structure and stability.
The cooling technology is also a key feature of the range, with the fabric designed to help sleepers stay cool and comfortable throughout the night.
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The wider range includes:
Featuring cooling gel-infused memory foam, the mattress is designed to help regulate temperature by dissipating heat while providing pressure-relieving comfort and support. Its breathable construction encourages airflow, making it ideal for warm sleepers throughout the summer months.
An easy seasonal bedding upgrade, the Cooling Fitted Mattress Protector adds a breathable layer designed to improve airflow while protecting the mattress underneath, helping to create a fresher sleeping environment during warmer weather.
With forecasts suggesting more hot weather could still be on the way, now is the ideal time for shoppers to prepare their bedrooms before temperatures rise again, rather than waiting until the next heatwave arrives.