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Old 16-12-2013, 21:00   #16
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Re: Electric Blanket Safety on Boats
I use a 0C/+10C sleeping bag year round.

The trick is sleep in a few clothes as possible. I wear a t-shirt / underwear / socks.

I will not sleep with the furnace on.
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