BedJet AirComforter Sheet Accessory, Queen Size - BedJet NOT INCLUDED (Cooling + Heating for your Mattress)

**** Update ***OK so the owner of the company contacted me after posting this review and offered to send me an AirComforter free of charge. I received it last Friday and have slept with it for the last 3 nights. It makes a world of difference! Honestly they shouldn't even sell this thing without it. I tried every configuration I could think of prior to getting this and none of them were really ideal. They either restricted the cooling effect too much or created uncomfortable cold spots. With the AirComforter the cool air is much more evenly distributed and it makes the effect much more pleasant. I still wish they had a smaller single zone AirComforter though. Right now I just have the excess bunched up in the middle of the bed because my wife and I use separate blankets. I've considered cutting it in half and hemming the edge, but I don't want to mess it up. But with the AirComforter I'm happily upping my rating to 5 stars.*** Original Review ***I'm not sure about this thing yet. I received my original order last week, but it was broken out of the box. I called the company and they immediately sent me a new one with 2nd day air shipping which was nice. I received it on Monday. I've now slept with it for 3 nights and I'm not sure if I like it or not. For years I've had an issue with night sweats. I regularly wake up in the middle of the night burning up and drenched in sweat even though we have central air. I was originally looking at the ChiliPad as an option but the mixed reviews, and dealing with water, gave me pause. Then I found the BedJet. It had nothing but 5 star reviews so I decided to give it a try. In the 3 nights I've used it I've found that it does keep me cool, and prevents the night sweats, but it creates a problem of it's own. Because it mainly blows on my feet I find that they get cold and I end up tossing and turning a lot trying to move my feet away from the air. I installed it under the bottom sheet, so the air isn't blowing directly on my feet, and it helped a little but I'm still having the issue. I'm trying to devise a way to fix this issue now. Thinking about either moving it to the side of the bed near my torso or trying to cover the bottom 1/3 of my sheet with a blanket or something so that I get less cool air on my feet and more on my torso. I wish they made a single zone "comforter". (full size?) Something that one person could use on their own with just one BedJet.Another issue I have is that I tend to kick the outlet thing several times during the night. I'm about 6' tall so even on a King bed my feet overhang the end a bit. I put it on the very corner but I still manage to kick it at least a 2-3 times a night. Maybe moving it up to the middle of the bed will fix that too, but I worry I'm going to trip on it when I get up to go to the bathroom during the night. Using one of their comforters would also fix the issue but again they don't make one that works for a single person.On the plus side it does noticeably cool the bed. It's not just a fan, it actually reduces the air temp somehow. (haven't tried the heating option) If I can figure out a way to fix my issues with it then I think it will be great. And if I can do that I will increase my star rating.

I should read the reviews more carefully. I have been sitting on my Bedjet for a while. On a lark, I decided it was time to try it so I purchased the comforter sheet. It has 2 nozzle openings to accommodate 2 bed jets for each side of the bed. I didn't realize that until I placed the comforter on my bed. Daa if I had paid attention to the reviews I could make do by simply inserting the Bedjet nozzle between my sheet and blanket and avoid this purchase. It's a nice feature to have a comforter sheet with the nozzle opening to circulate the air.