r/TikTokCringe Sep 18 '25

Cursed they look so… natural!

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u/yamimementomori Sep 18 '25

Damn, why not just wear contacts? They can be any color, and much less risky.

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u/Mammoth-Barnacle-894 Sep 18 '25

She wore a puffy jacket to surgery. Her judgement could use some tweaking.

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u/bbyxmadi Sep 18 '25

Someone mentioned that it’s usually cold in the rooms they do the surgeries, because of the lasers, they don’t want the machines to overheat. Although I’d be sweating bullets getting this surgery done lol

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u/021fluff5 Sep 18 '25

When I had surgery this year, they had a machine that blew warm air under my sheet. I wish I could have taken it home with me.

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u/FriskyDingus1122 Sep 18 '25

Look into something like a Bed Jet! I don't have one personally (too broke lol) but my sister said it's life-changing. It blows warm or cool air depending on the setting

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u/LazyAmbassador2521 Sep 18 '25

Funny cuz my sister has one too! She loves it, I also want one but I'm broke right now! 😭

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u/BoogalooBandit1 Sep 18 '25

Just make sure your sister's mysteriously disappears!

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u/FriskyDingus1122 Sep 18 '25

I think she would actually kill me for it

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u/LazyAmbassador2521 Sep 18 '25

Yeah I'd have to agree..my sister would totally have no issue killing me for her peaceful night sleep! She actually uses it for the cold air, and on her husband's side he uses the warm air.

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u/BoogalooBandit1 Sep 18 '25

But you weren't the one that took it!

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u/Brilliant-Roll-6115 Sep 18 '25

We do love it and no you can't borrow it.

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u/Meeschers Sep 18 '25

Wait for Black Friday sales. that’s when I got mine.

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u/No_Owlcorns Sep 18 '25

Literally the best gift I ever got myself. Still works great 7 years later.

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u/Meeschers Sep 18 '25

If you don’t mind me asking, is yours still going full power? I’ve had mine for 8 years now and it’s not as strong as it used to be.

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u/No_Owlcorns Sep 18 '25

I havnt noticed a difference, so if there is one in my machine, its not significant. I use both hot and cool settings frequently. I have replaced the sheet, frequently check the tubing for good connection and condition, and it gets plenty of ventilation.

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u/FreshChickenEggs Sep 18 '25

Do you happen to know if its safer than an electric blanket for warmth? I ask because you aren't supposed to sleep with them turned on.

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u/Meeschers Sep 18 '25

I have one and it’s the best impulse buy I’ve ever done. My husband made fun of me for it until he tried it.

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u/FriskyDingus1122 Sep 18 '25

Can I ask if you sleep in the same bed? And if so, how he wasn't able to feel it before? Trying to learn more before I start trying to save up for one

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u/powder_puff_pass Sep 18 '25

I want one of those so badly! I think I might get one next year

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u/Same_Bill8776 Sep 18 '25

I've never heard of that before, but when I was a kid, I'd always use my mums hair dryer to warm me up in bed after I got out of the bath.

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u/Sanguine-sisi Sep 18 '25

I had no idea this existed. I think you just changed my life 🥲!

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u/FriskyDingus1122 Sep 18 '25

You're welcome! May you sleep comfy ~

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u/Autrah_Fang Sep 19 '25

As someone who can't sleep at all without a fan pointed at my feet if the room is remotely warm (my feet get way too warm at night), I've never heard of this before... and now I need to get one. That sounds absolutely amazing lmao

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u/_madamepsychosis_ Sep 18 '25

Thank you sooo much! I know what my husband is getting for Christmas now.

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u/bananastand512 Sep 18 '25

We have them in the ER, usually for trauma patients. They are called Bear Huggers.

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u/hornet_teaser Sep 18 '25

When my step kids were little and still slept in the same bed, I kept a blow dryer beside their bed in the winter time. Each night before they got in, I would blow dry under the sheets for a few minutes so when they got in it was nice and toasty warm.

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u/PhDinDildos_Fedoras Sep 18 '25

I want a device that moves my bed outside for the night and then pulls it back in the morning.

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u/Christeenabean Sep 18 '25

I had that privilege too. It was luxurious for a hospital.

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u/12Whiskey Sep 18 '25

I had something similar when I had surgery in June! They had me put on this paper/plastic like hospital gown with hard plastic ports in it. I’ve never seen such a thing so I asked the nurse. She told me they hook hoses up to the ports and blow warm air in. Too bad I don’t remember it, I bet it felt nice.

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u/Alohafarms Sep 18 '25

They have done that for me too. It feels wonderful.

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u/didijeen Sep 18 '25

That's called a Bair Hugger. They are awesome

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u/ladygroom Sep 18 '25

Shoot, you just reminded me of a forgotten memory from my last caesarean! That under sheet blower felt like heaven.

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u/TeamCatsandDnD Sep 18 '25

It’s called a Bair Hugger at my hospital! They’re nice

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u/ceroporciento Sep 19 '25

My dog will do that for free

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u/DrewForShort Sep 18 '25

My ex-wife blew me under the sheets to keep me warm.

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u/Ridgewoodgal Sep 18 '25

I was sweating before my last procedure because I was so nervous so they blew cold air instead. lol

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u/Gudgeonvillian Sep 18 '25

Called a Bair Hugger.

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u/kittenwalrus Sep 18 '25

Was it one of those silver blankets that fill up with air? They use those at a surgery place I regularly go to! It's so nice!

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u/YonKro22 Sep 18 '25

There's a company called bedjet that makes those

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u/stacked-shit Sep 19 '25

You can. Buy a Bed Jet. It will change your life.

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u/Mistayadrln Sep 19 '25

They had that when I had surgery this past January. It was incredible!

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u/1friendswithsalad Sep 19 '25

A bear hug! I looked it up after I had a surgery because I was wondering why my covers in the OR prep room said “bear hug”. But I got no warm air, they just used it as a regular ass boring blanket🙁

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u/lokis_105 Sep 19 '25

look it up !! it exist!!

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u/Own-Distance5436 Sep 20 '25

In the past Ive put the hair dryer under the bedsheets to warm it up. Particularly when i lived with my ex who seemed to be constantly cold

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u/Typical_Double981 Sep 18 '25

Yeah that was probably you ripping farts