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A blanket composed of several two to three foot wide panels connected with zippers or buttons, allowing it to be made arbitrarily wide. With enough panels it can be made a lot wider than the bed, and its ends connected to make a continuous loop that wraps completely but loosely around the bed.
That
way, when your partner rolls over and tugs your section of blanket away, a new section pulls up from under the bed for you.
Prevents this
https://www.gocomic...-classic/2023/01/09
[a1, Jan 15 2023]
It is not this
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[a1, Jan 15 2023]
Nor that
https://www.amazon....-Kids/dp/B07V4BC7TV
[a1, Jan 15 2023]
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Imagining nubbly pyjamas acting as gears [+] |
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"Loop blanket" is almost crazy enough to actually sell. Requires clear space under the bed; most (large beds) have legs in more places than just the corners. |
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// requires clear space under the bed // |
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Good point. If the bed frame couldn’t accommodate it, maybe a spacer of some kind right under the mattress would work to make a channel to pass the blanket through. Easier than replacing the entire bed frame, and would not disturb the dust bunnies and other under-bed monsters. |
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Otherwise, it might be enough to just stack a lot of blanket segments on the floor next to one’s own side of the bed. No need for a loop, as long as you have enough that your partner can’t take ALL of them. |
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//you have enough that your partner can’t take ALL of them//
Challenge: accepted! |
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For it to move smoothly (don't know why you need it to though) you need to elevate the mattress and add rollers. Otherwise a simple loop without buttons or zippers will do the same thing. Like that kid's weighted blanket but lighter and with out the bit on the end. |
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How about just a giant sleeping bag both partners can get into on opposite sides of the bed? It can have venting flaps with zippers for varying insulation. |
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// elevate and add rollers // |
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As for giant sleeping bags, part of the inspiration for this idea did come from zip-together skeeping bags. |
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