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Interesting article; clickbait title. There's very little about Amazon in here, never mind its chairman.
by kaonwarb 2y ago
Interesting article; clickbait title. There's very little about Amazon in here, never mind its chairman.
- martinsnow 2y agoIt drives clicks! I don't understand why someone would buy a bed chiller. But perhaps the US is a unique market.
- skizm 2y agoI’m in the market for one. I want a cool sleep in the summer with fresh air (not recycled AC air). I haven’t found one with good reviews and also no required spyware unfortunately. So AC plus humidifier is needed, but I still sweat on the parts of my body in contact with the mattress no matter how much I crank the AC in the middle of Aug.
- martinsnow 2y agoWhat's the difference between recycled air thats been cooled and then blown into your bed and the air from your air conditioner?
- BobaFloutist 2y agoI can't speak to the person you're replying to, but it's like the difference between an electric blanket and a space heater. It's energetically cheaper to cool just the bed than the whole room, and it won't dry out the air as much.
- skizm 2y agoThe air from my air conditioner sits on top of me like a blanket, not touching the parts of me in contact with the mattress. If the mattress itself is actually cool, it will stop me from sweating. The recycled air thing is just personal preference, breathing fresh air feels subjectively better than recycled air so I keep my window open as much as possible. If the weather is hot, but my mattress is cold, then I can keep the window open and still be cool on hot days.
- geodel 2y agoI mean when someone says they are chilling in bed, they don't want to be lying.
- bobsmooth 2y agoYou don't prefer a cool bed?