new bed quilt mattress sweating during sleep

steveofastandfurious

hello just wondering if anyones got advice on this got a new silent night miracoil bed with a quilt mattress problem is i keep waking up during sleep sweating buckets anyone had this problem ive tried sleeping with thinner covers and turned the heating off but same problem ive got two mattress protectors on as i read to do that but still getting the same problem never had this problem with my old normal mattress any ideas what to do next cheers .

Ms_Chocaholic

Are you male/female, what's your age?

steveofastandfurious

male 30s also sleep alone double bed

poet123

We bought a new mattress in November, a climacool memory foam. I don't think I have had more than 10 good nights since then. I am sooo hot that I kick off all the covers, then go cold, then cover up and so it goes. The damn thing cost a fortune and I hate it. Sorry, OP no advice, just deep sympathy.

steveofastandfurious

poet123 wrote: »

We bought a new mattress in November, a climacool memory foam. I don't think I have had more than 10 good nights since then. I am sooo hot that I kick off all the covers, then go cold, then cover up and so it goes. The damn thing cost a fortune and I hate it. Sorry, OP no advice, just deep sympathy.

i have read that memory foam ones get too warm and people have ended up putting mattress toppers on them you could maybe try to see if that helps

mines is actually a pillow top one been looking on silent nights website says it designed to prevent over heating are they serious im waking up soaked in sweat

this is the bed in question http://www.silentnight.co.uk/classics/gianna/

was considering turning it over and sleeping on the spring side anyone tried this .

Hintza

In the past we used an old blanket as an under blanket. When we got our new mattress it had to go as it made the bed far too hot.

Ours has a climadry cover and is latex on springs, all the heating is now off in the bedroom and once Spring finally gets here the windows will be open until the end of September.

Lower tog Duvet might help? You just need to adjust things one thing at a time.

steveofastandfurious

Hintza wrote: »

In the past we used an old blanket as an under blanket. When we got our new mattress it had to go as it made the bed far too hot.

Ours has a climadry cover and is latex on springs, all the heating is now off in the bedroom and once Spring finally gets here the windows will be open until the end of September.

Lower tog Duvet might help? You just need to adjust things one thing at a time.

ive tired a 7.5 tog and you could shoot peas threw it was that thin trying a 10.5 at the moment but woke just as warm

notanewuser

steveofastandfurious wrote: »

ive tired a 7.5 tog and you could shoot peas threw it was that thin trying a 10.5 at the moment but woke just as warm

10.5 is hotter than 7.5.

If you can get hold of a summer+winter one they have 2 parts - 1 9 tog and one 4.5 tog. Neither will be very thin.

Pinkypants

Interesting "The mattress features EcoComfort Fibre® technology which is
scientifically proven to keep you cooler through the night with
breathable air vents to keep you comfier and cooler at night"

Guess it doesn't work very well then!

susan1

Get rid of the mattress covers and try and find/buy an old fashioned cotton cellular blanket- they allow air to circulate. Works wonders!

Ms_Chocaholic

I think it's worth turning it over and sleeping on the other side, if you're not sleeping too well at the moment, what harm can it do.

Are you able to unpick the mattress topper at all and remove it.