Or a chunk of soapstone that she can heat on the stove and toss in the bottom of the bed.X2
Get her a hot water bottle!
In fifteen minutes she'll be roasting, no matter how cold the room is.
So I was up at 3 AM this morning...
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We only break that out when it gets pretty cold.Or a chunk of soapstone that she can heat on the stove and toss in the bottom of the bed.
In fifteen minutes she'll be roasting, no matter how cold the room is.
ArsenalDon
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My cast iron stove stores the heat well...after that time it is still 250 with decent coals, enough to start up without kindling...throw some wood on, all air wide open and whoooosh...off and running again.
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mfglickman
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Get an electric blanket with individual controls.
IKEA has a fabulous, feather comforter. It weighs a freaking ton and keeps us warm even when our pipes nearly froze (house was 56 downstairs where the therm is, it was probably 48-50 upstairs). Best part is, it's CHEAP. Goose down is $$$, but feather is not.
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