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Subject Topic: Tips on keeping warm at night?
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Personpurplelovehearts
18/7/2015 at 9:31pm
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we used feel cold on camp ive learnt that no matter how hot the days are you can soon get very cold in the dark of night, we upgraded to 400gsm sleeping bags that have not felt too hot in the summer and we sleep on a foil quilted mat on the airbed that I purchased for a couple of quid of ebay, it reflects your body heat rather than loose it through the bed, its all about layers of clothing too, vest, tshirt, fleece onesie then just strip down if its too warm which is better than being too cold! :)


Personmummyintent
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Those foiled emergency blankets! Under the bed/sleeping bag, and on top too, as heat rises. Also, wear socks to bed, with pjs tucked into them. Husband used to swear by thermal long johns when he was working onsite, only problem he had was when you get back in the car you get very hot.


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Keeping warm at night???

See 'Nookie in a Tent' thread that's just been 'resurrected'!!





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Persondenny98
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Quote: Originally posted by GCMS2012 on 13/8/2015

Keeping warm at night???

See 'Nookie in a Tent' thread that's just been 'resurrected'!!









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PersonDavy / Jean
14/8/2015 at 5:54pm
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Try a tent heater , get EHU , wear a hat ,

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PersonChi chi
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Exercise.
Nookie thread for inspiration lol


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Helly Hansen thermal long johns and top, smartwool socks.
Good sleeping bag, camp bed and sim as mentioned.
I have tried several brands of thermal underwear but Helly Hansen really does the job.

I also get really cold due to health issues, even during summer in a Scottish glen where temp does drop and can be very damp at night.

Heater is good if you have hookup.

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