Soak & Sleep Study

1. @marketingthehouseofhormones-com It is still there but we don't notice it as much. The noise actually makes it seem more luxury.... if that makes sense?! I don't notice it at all now. 

@missdaisy interesting! we had another participant mention the rustling sound too. Do you find this prevents you from falling asleep or wakes you during the night?

I reached out to Soak&Sleep and they have advised that if you use any type of mixed polyester duvet cover this could be preventing the heat regulation benefits. Also! If you have a memory foam mattress/ pillow this can also act as an insulator. Hope this helps!

@marketingthehouseofhormones-com  Hi,  I haven’t been using a quilt cover as I didn’t want to interfere with its heat regulating capacity . I have however been using a sheet underneath it ( so the sheet covers us and the duvet is on top ) . Maybe that’s where I have gone wrong - will remove the sheet and see how I get on . It was my husband who pointed out the rustling and once it was pointed out to me I kept on hearing it. However , I think I may have got used to it as until I saw your message I hadn’t thought about it for a few days .

Just completed my final survey.

I have been very pleasantly surprised by how much I love this wool duvet, and how good it is at regulating and responding to my temperature.

I thought that it would be very heavy and hot to sleep under, but in fact it's been like a light weighted blanket with the added advantage of not having to be shifted about when my temperature changes. I have found it to be a great deal more responsive to my temperature changes than feather, down or synthetic duvets have been for me.

I haven't woken up feeling too hot or too cold at all since starting to use it, and I find the drape to be as snuggly as a feather duvet, with the added 'secure' feeling of the very slight extra weight on my body.

I have fibromyalgia/ME and pressure on my body, especially my legs, is very painful. I have had no issues with this duvet, and in fact have found it both comfortable and soothing.

I have investigated the possibility of buying a wool duvet in the past, as I liked the making use of local resources aspect, but hadn't found any user reviews and honestly thought that the producer/retailer claims (I hadn't looked at this particular company) were a bit too good to be true, and rather expensive to find out about if they didn't provide a noticeable advantage over what I already had. I am so happy to have been proved wrong!

I have also been impressed with the construction and design of the two part duvet - the cotton ties are a much better idea than the usual buttons, which always seem to come off and get lost. As it's winter I'm using the two parts together at the moment, and they don't slip and slide about in the duvet cover at all.

@marketingthehouseofhormones-com thank you for this.

The rustling has really been making it difficult to sleep. I'm a light sleeper and so the noise makes it harder to settle for the right