To ask what tog duvet you are using?

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I don't have heating on overnight and 10.5 tog not cutting it. Should I get 13.5 or 15?

9 tog

• 2 quilted blankets and a fleece throw. Plus I wear bed socks and thick pyjamas. I hate being cold

Yep, really.

I've got COPD and am meant to have a min temp of 18° in my bedroom.

10.5 tog duvet here, partly for dh who is always cold. But I do get too hot with it and have to have limbs out periodically to cool down. Personally a 7.5 tog would be more than warm enough for me. Bedroom temperature is around 13 degrees

Wool duvet 10 tog, velvety throw which is thrown off during night.
wear pyjamas and sometimes use heated blanket to warm bed before getting in. Heating off from 9ish, about 15 degrees upstairs and drops a bit overnight.

I feel the cold, other half doesn't. So in one quilt cover we have a 1tog and a 4.5tog. In another quilt cover we have a thick heavy 13.5 tog goose down quilt which I love and usually ends up double over me so I technically have 31tog 😴. Always sleep in just nix no heating and windows cracked open. North of England. I seem to sleep better with heavy goosey so I might see about getting a weighted blanket for summer.

We have a 13.5 tog duvet and then one of these over the top - super toasty! www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B09HR35RNF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

9 tog which is plenty. Our room is between 14-16 degrees at night. Anything heavier and we’d be sweating to death.

13.5 tog with a thinnish blanket over the top which has really helped.

Oh, and a spaniel from sunrise. She helps a lot 😉

4.5 tog, thick wool blanket on top, currently have brushed cotton duvet cover and sheets. Thermal pjs, hooded poncho, woolly socks and I stay toasty...also makes getting up in the cold morning easier! Temp was down to 10c when I looked late last night.
I think last year the coldest temp was 8c. We've never had heating on at night.

Another 4.5 tog here.

4.5tog, all year round.
Hot water bottle in winter, just for me.

Thermostat is set to 12C overnight, so the heating is not off, but generally doesn't fire up.

I got a long hot water bottle in Primark which is brilliant for warming the bed

2.5 tog (silk filled). On the bed all year round. Perfectly warm enough in the winter, heating not on overnight.

I wouldn’t replace your duvet get a flat sheet and a couple of polar fleece blankets

i don’t have a duvet at all anymore I use a flat sheet, two or three thin fleece blankets and an empty duvet cover on top. No heating at night and usually wake up roasting.

4.5 tog all year round.No heating on in bedroom overnight.
I do use a brushed cotton fitted sheet in winter which makes the bed cosy.Live in Scotland.

Bloody hell, I must be an outlier, I have a 15tog which I find very insufficient. I suppliment it with two pure wool blankets folded double and a fur throw, plus 2 hot water bottles. Then it's bearable.

We've just changed our duvet over to a 13.5 tog and it's toasty!

15 Tog which is a killer when I’m having hot flushes, I sleep in a t-shirt (need to have bare legs) but have still been waking up cold recently.
Hot flushes have calmed down now, so added a fleece blanket a few nights ago under my quilt and last night for the first time in several years slept in a long sleeved top.

10.5 tog - anything more is too heavy, I find. I also have a hot water bottle and wear socks, T shirt and long nightie! We have our heating set to come on if the temp drops lower than 17.5.

Mine is light, 4 I think, also got window open. DH is 15 as he really feels the cold. We have our own rooms for these reasons!

15 tog

13.5 duck feather, it’s glorious

4.5 I think. A summer one?

9, it's fine (2 people, does make a difference, if dp is away I have a throw as well)

Jus5 clipped the other bit on ours tonight so now 13.5. It’s a wool one, brilliant for the menopause. I’m up north and it’s cold.