At Last! Rest for Hot Sleepers
Whether you are dealing with perimenopause or pregnancy hot flashes, global warming increasing the average nighttime temps in your area or are otherwise a hot sleeper – exhibit A, my teenage son who insists on sleeping, during all seasons, with the windows all open and a fan blowing on him (!) – being too hot at night can negatively impact the quality of your sleep. Luckily, I discovered Rest®. With their collection of Evercool sheets, pillowcases, comforters, PJs and pillows, a cool night of rest IS possible.

So you can lower your thermostat – the National Sleep Foundation recommends keeping your room at 60 and 67 degrees Fahrenheit. You can sleep with windows open or turn on a fan. But an often overlooked change you can make is your bedding.

Rest Evercool sheets and comforters rely on proprietary fibers and an innovative weaving construction to create an end result that is ultra-breathable and moisture-wicking, allowing heat to dissipate quickly from your body. The end result is an immediately cooling sensation as you get into bed, signaling to your body that it’s time for some zzzzs, plus continued cooling throughout the night, ensuring you stay cool and dry, all night long.

I love myself a cold pillow and so I snagged the Evercool®+ Cooling pillowcases and let my son try out the Evercool®+ Cooling Starter Sheet Set and Evercool® Cooling Comforter. No joke – they have transformed his sleep. As someone who used to take hours to fall asleep each night, he now gets to sleep faster and stays asleep longer during the night with the Rest bedding. And the Rest pillowcase means no more pillow-flipping for me in the middle of the night!


Rest comforters, sheet sets and pillowcases are all available on Amazon. Or you can shop Rest’s New Year’s sale which has products up to 40% off. While supplies last, there are also free gifts with select purchase amounts! Rest products are also HSA/FSA-eligible. So what are you waiting for??
Whether you are dealing with middle-of-the-night hot flashes or pregnancy night sweats or just find that being too hot is impacting the sleep of you or someone you love, visit Rest.com to finally get the sleep you need.
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