Summer is a time that you still want to use a blanket to take the chill away from sleeping in air conditioning or just a cool night. Using a blanket that is lightweight and constructed with a breathable material is best such as the Avoalre cooling blanket that was sent for this review.
**Disclaimer: This post has been compensated. Opinions are solely mine. **
The Avoalre cooling blanket is constructed of 100% advanced natural bamboo fiber with special technology through a hollowing process and tubular porous structure of the material to help with moisture absorption in how the air can flow through. If you sweat a lot, then you’ll like the thermal regulating that this blanket provides with how that wetness tends to evaporate for more comfortable sleeping.
I also must point out that the material in this blanket feels soft without that coated sort of feeling of some other types of cooling blankets. In addition, this blanket has an attractive design and reinforced edges that also make it suitable for a throw for your sofa.
Just like your other blankets, you can machine or even wash it by hand. The only thing you want to avoid is not throwing this blanket in your dryer. Instead, the company recommends hanging the blanket vertically from a hanger and air dry in a cool, well-ventilated spot. Air drying this way is best to keep that cooling effect in top condition.
The Avoalre cooling blanket comes in two sizes (59″ X 79″) for $29.99 and the larger queen size like I selected (79″ x 86″) for $39.99 at the company’s Amazon website. The colors range from beige, blue, gray, and white.
I really think this cooling blanket does help provide enough warmth while helping lower body temperature a few degrees without paying a ridiculous price for it. I don’t know how hot you get when sleeping or if you sleep with someone that feels like you’re sleeping next to a human furnace, but check the Avoalre cooling blanket out because it can make a difference for a better night’s sleep.
I do think this Avoalre cooling blanket would help me through the summer. I often sweat and then have chills at night.