How to Keep Your Bed Cool in This Weather

Your summer-ready sleep guide, featuring the luxurious Seriously Comfortable Cooling Toppers & Pillows. 

As temperatures climb, so does the struggle to get a decent night’s sleep. Overheating in bed is one of the most common reasons for restless nights, especially during warmer months. But don’t worry- there are easy ways to cool things down without investing in air conditioning or completely overhauling your bedroom. 

Here’s how to keep your bed (and yourself) cooler, featuring the Seriously Comfortable range of cooling mattress toppers and cooling pillows. 

1. Choose a Mattress Topper That Helps Regulate Temperature 

Thick, dense materials can trap body heat, making you feel even warmer through the night. That’s why it’s worth upgrading to a topper that offers cooling support. 

The Seriously Comfortable range includes premium breathable memory foam toppers with specially engineered cooling covers that help draw heat away from your body- perfect for summer nights.  

• Cooling cover helps manage body temperature, decreasing heat build-up by 50% 

• Supportive and pressure-relieving 

• Ideal for hot sleepers  

2. Pair It With the Right Pillows 

Your head and neck also need a cool, supportive place to rest. If your pillow traps heat, it can undo the benefits of a cool topper. 

With any mattress topper purchase, you now get our pillows at half price - including the Seriously Comfortable Cooling Pillows, which are designed to keep your temperature down while still providing serious support. 

It’s the perfect combo for a summer sleep refresh.  

3. Try the DIY Ice Fan Hack 

Here’s a trick: place a shallow tray or bottles of frozen water in front of a fan. As the air blows over the ice, it circulates cooler air around your bedroom - creating a makeshift air conditioner for free.

Bonus tip: Point the fan out of the bedroom window in the early evening to push warm air out, then reverse it at night to draw cool air in. 

4. Use Breathable Bedding  

Lightweight, natural fabrics like cotton are far more breathable than synthetics. Look for sheets with a lower thread count - they tend to allow better airflow and dry faster. 

And skip the heavy duvets - opt for a lightweight summer blanket or just your sheet. 

5. Rethink Your Sleep Setup 

Sometimes, it’s not just what you sleep on - it’s where you sleep. Move your bed away from sun-soaked walls, close curtains during the day to block heat, and open windows early morning and evening to let cool air circulate. 

The little things add up to a big difference in comfort.

Ready to cool down? Your best night’s sleep (even in the heat) is just a topper away.