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   Fesshole 🧻 (fesshole@mastodon.social)'s status on Wednesday, 03-Dec-2025 06:20:10 JST Fesshole 🧻

   We're trying to not have the heating on to save money but when it's really cold getting into bed, I've taken to blasting my hairdryer under the duvet when I get in for 30 seconds on high - It's bloody magical - highly recommended.

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     GJ Groothedde 🇪🇺 (eetschrijver@mastodon.social)'s status on Wednesday, 03-Dec-2025 06:44:21 JST GJ Groothedde 🇪🇺

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     @fesshole Tiphole.

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     Dave Pease ☑️ (dpease@mastodon.social)'s status on Wednesday, 03-Dec-2025 07:40:45 JST Dave Pease ☑️

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     @fesshole my wife's aproach for this is the hot water bottle. Mine is a device called BedJet that blows air into the top sheet on the bed. It has a heat function that really helps counteract cold bedclothes on the coldest winter nights.

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     f*cking b*tch club (grammasaurus@mastodon.social)'s status on Wednesday, 03-Dec-2025 07:47:13 JST f*cking b*tch club

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     @fesshole a lightweight knitted hat does wonders.

     “ma in her kerchief and I in my cap had just settled down for a long winter’s nap”—I think it used to be more common to wear a cap of some sort to bed to help keep you warm

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     Molly Cantrell-Kraig 🍷 (mckra1g@mastodon.social)'s status on Thursday, 04-Dec-2025 03:48:06 JST Molly Cantrell-Kraig 🍷

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     @fesshole

     Other option: run your pjs through the dryer for about 10 minutes before heading off to bed. You’re nice and toasty as you drift off to sleep. I also switch to flannel sheets about midway through November. Chicago winter tested and approved. 🥶