BedJet via Live Bargains has
BedJet 3 Climate Comfort Sleep System w/ Remote Control on sale for
$284.50.
Shipping is free.
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rezendes for sharing this deal
Note: Deal is sold directly from BedJet
Features:
- Sleep better with on-demand cooling, warming, and sweat drying comfort right in your bed
- Works on any size bed, any brand mattress, and any type of bed frame including adjustable beds; installs in just a few minutes with no tools needed
- Powered ventilation cooling rapidly wicks body heat and moisture out of the bed for awesome cooling relief — a great solution for hot sleepers, hot flashes, and night sweats
- Heating mode gives a deep sauna-like warmth in just seconds, great therapy for cold feet and cold legs, safer alternative to electric blankets and warms bed 15x faster with air
- Biorhythm sleep technology enables automated temperature control: sleep better by programming different temperature settings for each hour of the night
- Includes the most advanced remote control in the sleep industry with color LCD screen and back-lit keys, plus access to our free app for Bluetooth control with your smartphone
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I don't think I've noticed much change in my electricity bills. (In the winter) I usually only run Turbo Heat once before getting in bed and that's it. Other than that, I run it on 40-50% fan speed every night for 9 or 10 hours.
BedJet is not an air conditioning unit, and our system does not contain a condenser or any coolant liquids. To keep price and energy draw as low as possible, BedJet uses convective cooling, which pulls the coolest air in the room from floor-level and sends it right into your sheets. This method is clinically proven to be extremely effective at pulling moisture out of your sheets to keep you cool and dry, while also being more cost-effective than cranking the HVAC in most situations (why cool/warm the whole house during the 8 hours you're asleep when all you care about is the temperature in your bed?). By adjusting their home thermostat to a more neutral temperature and using BedJet to make up the difference while they're sleeping, several owners have said their BedJet paid for itself in a year in energy bill savings.
Please note that in hot bedrooms reaching 78°F/26°C and higher, we do not recommend the BedJet as a complete replacement for zero air conditioning — The lowest possible setting of the BedJet will be dependent on the ambient temperature of the room, so in extremely hot rooms, the convective cooling may not feel as effective and we would typically recommend investing in an AC unit first if possible.
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My wife and I are personally fans. That being said, I would pay the discounted price again, but I wouldn't touch their website list prices or "sale prices" with a 10-foot pole.
While the sheet is, in my opinion, worth what I paid, I'm fortunate enough to afford it—but even then I was thinking, "Wow." You know that sheet probably costs about $5 to make, and they're selling it for $160. I got it on discount too and I held my noise to to buy it.
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