With the heatwave on its way next week, Dunelm has discounted the price of its highly-rated temperature-regulating duvet just in time
If you haven’t heard already, there’s an apparent heatwave on the way next week and with temperatures potentially up to 29 degrees, it’s the perfect time to invest in some cooling bedding.
Let’s face it, there’s nothing worse than tossing and turning all night in some overheated bed sheets. And if, like me, you live on a noisy street and prefer to keep the window shut, a temperature-regulating duvet is calling your name.
Luckily, Dunelm must’ve heard the news about the rising temperatures, and have slashed 20% off its Fogarty Temperature Regulating Wool All Seasons Duvet. This means the kingsize duvet is now £64 discounted from £80 – a £16 saving.
Filled with 100% pure New Zealand wool and wrapped in soft, breathable cotton, this clever duvet is designed to keep you cool when it’s hot and cosy when the temperature drops, making it ideal for both heatwaves and winter chills.This means you get the most bang for your buck with a duvet that works year round.
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The cotton is both unbleached and undyed, which not only means the fibres maintain their natural softness, but is also greener as less energy, water and chemicals were required to produce the duvet. A win for you and a win for the planet.
With almost 90% of reviews boasting 5-stars, it’s clear to see this duvet is popular among shoppers. One happy customer wrote: “This is an excellent duvet. It has a good weight, doesn’t move on the bed, and it responds to different temperatures and it certainly adjusted because our sleeping temperature was perfect. It lies very flat and neat on the bed and we are very pleased with it”.
A second added: “I was suffering with hot flushes being of a certain age and this duvet has helped 100%! I was recommended this product and I so the same.” One shopper, however, noted that although this duvet is great for keeping cool in warmer weather, it’s not great for the opposite as advertised. They wrote: “While I am cooler in bed with this duvet than with a conventional duvet on warmer nights, it does not keep me warm enough during colder nights.”
If you’re on the lookout for other saviours in the heatwave, we rounded up the very best products to bring on a commute in the heat, including a Turbo fan available for £21.99 here, and a neck fan available for £14.99 here, plus Avène’s Thermal Spring Water Spray for Sensitive Skin, available for £15.50 here.