Heat and the Elderly.

Thankfully I've never had to find out.
I might go and google though, because almost anything is available these days.

Perhaps somebody has thought of it and produced one.

There is a good choice. Will look at these when new duvet is needed.

Good idea

My daughter and o were discussing having someone to cuddle in bed, and said it's a shame someone hasn't invented something.

We had a Google, and found a pillow dressed in mens Pjs, with an arm that can go around you.

And no snoring 🤣🤣

Maybe someone has added a snore, for that really authentic experience.

MissAdventure

Maybe someone has added a snore, for that really authentic experience.

🤣🤣🤣

But, if you ever feel a leg throwing itself over you in the night, its time to throw that pillow out...

Just reviving this thread rather than start a new one. Yesterday the temperature where I live went up to 25 degrees. I was working in the garden over the lunch time period and when I came in started to feel really giddy and ill. I thought I was going to be sick and faint. Wow! Had a glass of water with a little salt and sugar, put fan on and relaxed in the cool. Thought of the late Michael Moseley. RIP.

I'm a winter-lover, always have been
Could swear I have Iniut in my gene pool. Temperatures from the early 20°s affect me. I've had heat exhaustion twice, once in Israel, once in Norfolk. It comes on so gradually you don't realise what's happening. By a lot of trial and error I've discovered that carrying a very small plant spray full of water and spraying it on my armpits and down the front and back of my neck cools me down best of all. It doesn't drench your clothes. I also wear a neck fan all summer. Both these devices have prevented

me from getting heat exhaustion. (Sorry a Whatsapp came in on my phone and my Gransnet message was sent automatically. Inuit spelt wrong.)