DIY BedJet Cloud Sheet Substitute

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You don’t like the BedJet blowing cold air on your feet? You could purchase the optional Cloud Sheet from BedJet. Or you could try another solution as I did.
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For my full review of the BedJet: • REVIEW: Stay Cool & Dr...
For my review of the Buffy Breeze Comforter: • REVIEW: Cooling Comfor...
For my review of linen sheets from Brooklinen: • REVIEW: Linen Sheets f...
For my review of other Lyocell sheets (that may also come as duvet covers): • REVIEW: Sleep cool wit...
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Check the price of the BedJet 3.0 or Cloud Sheet (affiliate link): bit.ly/2uZhgyE
Check the price of the Buffy duvet cover, or other Buffy Lyocell bedding products (affiliate link): fave.co/3r3LwjE
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This was not a sponsored video; I purchased all items with my own funds. However, affiliate links are provided above, and on our website, comfortsleepsanctuary.com. I may be compensated for referring traffic and business to companies linked above.

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@curtiskaltenbach1629 Год назад

I love the way you use light to paint your room and even your hair adds to the beautiful effect you have achieved with color.

@ComfortSleepSanctuary Год назад

Thank you so much!

@Lisalovesliberty1 2 дня назад

Your video is still helping us newbies to Bedjet! I want to buy a bedjet, but honestly, $130 for a cheap cotton double sheet is ridiculous. I am totally going to DIY a bedjet cover.

@brittanylevinson741 3 года назад

This is exactly what I did! Glad you made the video. Their cloud sheet is great for those who like cotton. Fellow lyocell lover myself 💜

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 3 года назад

Lyocell lovers unite!

@lindsayj2449 2 года назад

This is such a great idea I'm totally going to do this when my bedjet arrives. I ordered the eucalyptus duvet cover from sheets and giggles...little less pricey than the buffy. Love your videos!

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 2 года назад

Thanks for your kind words. How are your new sheets working out?

@RyanFiereck11 3 года назад

1.5 speed

@wifeocaster 3 года назад

fantastic! going to use my buffy duvet as a cloud sheet. thanks for saving me $200. 💚

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 3 года назад

You are so welcome!

@donaldlemoine6711 2 года назад

I tried your idea of using a duvet cover and it works great, and saves a lot of money.

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 2 года назад

Great to hear!

@rynezuzinec688 2 года назад

Do you have a blanket or anything inside it or on top?

@QueerlyBeloved386 3 года назад

Nice idea. Thanks so much for the tips.

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 3 года назад

Thanks!

@psrayster3035 3 года назад

This is a great idea because I've also been asking for a Lyocel alternative to the Cloud Sheet. I'm editing a previous review in which I made a comment that included misinformation. I'm very happy I came across this video as it doesn't seem that BedJet feels the need to accommodate those of us with a preference for moisture wicking materials. Anyway, great video! Thanks, and sorry for the ignorant post made previously.

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 3 года назад

The only "holes" in the Cloudsheet are to attach the hose, which you can easily do with a tucked duvet cover. The air that cools/heats escapes through the "weave" of the cotton. In the case of my Cloudsheet, it is cotton percale on one side and cotton sateen on the other. The latter is a "tighter" weave that holds the air better. Whatever duvet cover you choose, should have a weave similar to "percale". For example, my linen sheets have a weave so loose that all the air escapes at my feet! Not good. I've used duvet covers made of both Lyocell and lately, hemp. Good luck! ;-)

@psrayster3035 3 года назад

Call BedJet or look closey at the bottom of your demo sheet. The reason it says “this side down” labels is so that you have the holes which are stitched so as not to tear. These holes actually keep the cloud sheet hovering above you at higher speeds. I have asked for a Lyocell alternative (that’s how I found your video. Again that doesn’t solve the problem of the holes. You run your BedJet at low speeds. Still where does the air go? Please check with BedJet or more closey examine your BedJet Cloud Sheet before telling me I’m wrong. Thanks for the effort though, and I’m happy if it works for you.

@psrayster3035 3 года назад

@@ComfortSleepSanctuary You are correct. I misunderstood the information I received from BedJet as to why they weren't sure that Lyocell would work. I apologize for my lack of understanding. I falsely assumed that the little stitched "holes" were for air, when in fact they're to help keep the two sheets connected. Apologies.

@bennyhill6161 Год назад

Thanks for the sheet tip. I ordered an all 100% bamboo double zipper duvet off Amazon for $64. My thinking is the double zipper action will hold that air in nice & tight vs the button up duvet option.

@ComfortSleepSanctuary Год назад

How is your bamboo duvet working out? I tuck the open end under the mattress.

@la2atl Месяц назад

Thanks for the tip. It’s been a few years, are you still using this system and cooling sheet hack? Summer is around the corner and here in Los Angeles it gets hot, humid and our nights can be unbearable. After trying everything from linen sheets and duvets to cooling mattress pads, I’m about ready to try out some bed cooling tech and this is the most affordable option. Would you recommend it?

@ComfortSleepSanctuary Месяц назад

Yes, years on, I’m still using my BedJet plus duvet sheet hack. My favorite fibers for sheets/duvets are linen or hemp. Good luck staying cool!

@Competitive_Antagonist 7 месяцев назад

I'm feeling at desparation point right now, so I'm glad I found your video even though its a bit long and slow. I didn't think it could be done with something as simple as a duvet cover. I'd imagine you making a cloud sheet yourself, since you seem to know a lot about textiles and fabrics. I made my own bedjet and £80 seems like an awlful lot of money for a bedsheet. I just need a few weeks of good sleep to figure out why my bed gets so hot.

@rynezuzinec688 2 года назад

Do you recommend using a blanket or anything inside the duvet or on top of it?

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 2 года назад

You could put a blanket inside, but that's one more thing to wrestle in and out on laundry day. I prefer to treat the duvet cover like a top sheet, and layer more on top: blanket, comforter, quilt, even a weighted blanket. Whatever you need to be perfectly comfortable. ;-)

@awgoodrich8 Год назад

The cloud sheets though have small holes in it to allow some air to get beyond the sheet and get to you. How would a duvet do this unless you punch holes in one side of it?

@ComfortSleepSanctuary Год назад

The Cloud Sheet has no holes... in fact, it blows up like a balloon at high fan speeds. Air eventually seeps out via seams and the weave of the cloth. You actually don't want the air to escape too quickly, as it won't have the opportunity to distribute over your entire body. The air doesn't have to touch you to cool; just pull away annoying heat from your skin.

@celebrityrog 2 месяца назад

I happen to sleep two ways, either extremely hot and I sweat but I can still sleep for the most part even if just a little uncomfortable, but I cant go to sleep without a fan blowing on my head. The other way I sleep is extremely cold, where I sweat, it becomes super cold and I cant get back to sleep cause Im SOAKING WET and shivering. I wont need any cloud sheets personally, but I am interested in how to place the nozzle to prevent my feet or legs to being too cold. I think if the air was around mid bed area, like where my butt is, would be good flow. In summer I prefer satin like sheets, cause it keeps me cool and is good for the skin and hair. In winter I like cotton or flannel sheets.

@ComfortSleepSanctuary Месяц назад

Are you getting too hot with cotton/flannel? If so, try linen or hemp, which manages heat/sweat so much better. Good luck staying cool.

@Mr-E. 2 года назад

Hi hope all is well with you! I had a quick question - When you mentioned that lyocell is more moisture wicking when compared to cotton, would that matter as much if air is flowing through a cotton duvet from the BedJet? In other words, wouldn't the air flow help cancel out that negative with cotton? I only ask because the cotton duvets are much cheaper. Figured no harm in asking, and thank you!

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 2 года назад

Every little bit helps. If you blast your BedJet your choice of duvet cover might not be as critical... however, I sleep with the fan on around 20%, so air may not be getting everywhere

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 2 года назад

Try it and see... If you're still not cool enough you can always "upgrade" later

@gavyngarner5739 2 года назад

Since the cloud sheet is meant to be...a sheet...are you using the duvet cover as a sheet, with a blanket on top, or do you use a sheet under the duvet cover?

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 2 года назад

Yes, I'm using it as a "thicker than normal" sheet. Plus a light linen quilt on top. Done!

@GuyCC1973 3 года назад

The Buffy website isn't showing a Lyocill Duvet sheet, only a Eucalyptus Duvet. Can you please provide a link.

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 3 года назад

Buffy uses Eucalyptus for their Lyocell. Same stuff.

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 3 года назад

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@melanieglenwright881 8 месяцев назад

Have you tried using the bed jet on the side of your bed so your feet don't get cold? Would this work better with your weighted blanket, too?

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 4 месяца назад

Haven't tried it on the side... If my feet get too cold I tend to curl up in a ball, or move my feet away from the middle.

@DYTW 3 года назад

Question, Does the Cloud Sheet have small holes that let the air flow out of the sheet and onto user? If so, how does the Duvet cover allow the air to escape onto the user? Thank you in advance! or does the precale side just loose enough that it allows the air to flow through it? Finally, will this only work if you install the bedjet at the bottom of the bed? we have a sleigh stile bed and have to install from the side. Thanks again.

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 2 года назад

No holes! The air works its way out through the weave of the fabric (plus stitched seams, etc.). The original Cloud Sheet is a fairly tight weave of percale and sateen cotton. So a similar tight weave is recommended. (My loose-weave linen sheets let all the air out at my feet.) Note, that the air doesn't necessarily need to contact you, but wick away moisture and keep you at the correct temp. And yes, you can attach the BedJet hose from the side. The Cloud Sheet has closeable side slits for this purpose, but you can turn a standard duvet sideways.

@ashkanny 2 года назад

Thanks for the video. i went to Buffy's website but every duvet cover i saw was at least $200 which is comparable (actually more expensive) than the cloud sheet. Im assuming missing something so i would appreciate if you could share the link of exactly which duvet cover worked which also is cheaper than the cloudsheet. Thanks in advance

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 2 года назад

I have the CloudSheet as well, so getting the best price wasn't my goal. It's made of cotton which is a poor cooling fabric. I purchased the Buffy duvet, as it's made of Eucalyptus Lyocell, one of my favorite fabrics. If you don't mind cotton, there are a ton of available duvet covers significantly less expensive.

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 2 года назад

If you wish to avoid cotton, one budget option is a linen duvet cover from IKEA. However, it will need A LOT of laundering to make it soft... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ToS7KYecbIU.html

@ashkanny 2 года назад

@@ComfortSleepSanctuary Thanks for clarification! Makes sense. Great video!

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 2 года назад

Also, check out the "Casaluna" brand at Target. They sell very reasonably priced sheet sets and duvet covers made of linen or hemp (and sheet sets made with Lyocell). ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Y6ef_3-Vrzg.html

@carajean206 2 года назад

@@ComfortSleepSanctuary is the weave tight enough for this to work?

@randygreen007 Год назад

I can’t help but wonder if sleeping on top of the bedjet sheet would feel better than sleeping underneath it? It seems that the air would make its way around you escaping just enough to keep you cooler instead of having the sheet hover over your body.

@yokog5629 11 месяцев назад

You are supposed to lay on top of Cloud sheet (or duvet cover in this case) that attached to Bedjet machine. Duvet cover is acting like a bed sheet and it goes on between mattress and your body.

@PollackBryan 10 месяцев назад

Where ever did you see that?! The Cloud Sheet goes on top of the user in every video I've seen.

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 4 месяца назад

Cloud sheet is intended as a "top sheet" to lie above you, however, I've never tried it as a bottom sheet...

@biggbill72 2 года назад

This is not a DYI video but more of a suggestive alternative to the BedJet cloud sheet.

@mcloopie 2 года назад

Good idea. But way too long just to say try a duvet cover instead

@ComfortSleepSanctuary 2 года назад

Noted! 🙃

@bennyhill6161 Год назад

It was a great video, let's see you do better.

@Grumpy19 2 года назад

Ok first of there is no such thing as "sustainably grown trees". Any tree that is cut down will emit the carbon dioxide that was stored, into the air. The older the tree the more carbon dioxide it held, the more carbon dioxide that is emitted.

@psrayster3035 8 месяцев назад

They don't "cut down" the trees. They trim the trees so that they can continue producing more branches. BTW perfect screen name, lol.