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Night attire
Posted:
08 Mar 2023, 13:33
by cromwell
I know this is a very personal issue but - is there anyone else on VV who will own up to wearing...
Bedsocks???
Re: Night attire
Posted:
08 Mar 2023, 13:37
by Ally
My feet would think they're being strangled!
Re: Night attire
Posted:
08 Mar 2023, 13:44
by Workingman
Not bedsocks, as such, but I do wear some thick woollen ankle socks in winter.
I do not have the heating on in the bedroom and the transom is always cracked open as I cannot get to sleep if the room is hot. However, I do need 'layers' (vest, jim-jams) once in bed.
Re: Night attire
Posted:
08 Mar 2023, 13:54
by JanB
I don't actually wear anything in bed.
Although if it is really, really cold, I'll keep my t-shirt on.
But bedsocks? Nope
Re: Night attire
Posted:
08 Mar 2023, 14:50
by TheOstrich
Circulation problems mean that I shouldn't wear bedsocks, even if I wanted to. A hot water bottle has to suffice .....
Re: Night attire
Posted:
08 Mar 2023, 15:19
by Kaz
No, but I do have a plug-in heated pad for my back. God, it’s sheer bliss
Re: Night attire
Posted:
08 Mar 2023, 15:31
by saundra
I get dressed up to go to bed
Bobble hat socks gloves sheep skin coat
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Re: Night attire
Posted:
08 Mar 2023, 15:44
by jenniren
Like Jan, I don't wear anything in bed, but I do have a big cuddly bed warmer.
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Re: Night attire
Posted:
08 Mar 2023, 16:53
by victor
Just a pair of boxer shorts for me all year round
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Re: Night attire
Posted:
08 Mar 2023, 18:59
by Osc
Yes, I wear socks most nights, although generally I kick them off during the night. I buy them in Primark or M&S. I have poor circulation so I sometimes even need them in summer.