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The Original Dreamie - 2 Pack
$4.99 + $5 Shipping
Condition: New

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That. Is. Awesome.

The commercial.

Guess that's my cue to go to bed...

Can I be the first to ask if this is mac compatible?

Here is the product website--decent price on woot!!! Great discount! http://www.dreamieblanket.com/

Is this like, some kind of thin sleeping bag then? Me am confused.

It is only 8 dollars on amazon so not quite the impulse savings buy.

So... basically it's a really, really thin sleeping bag?

Tabatha could have used one of these when she was staying at that B&B in Hollywood on "Tabatha Takes Over".

How needs a snuggie now!!!

The "Original Dreamie" Link



AS SEEN ON TV!

...In case you're like me (and probably 95% of the rest of the American population) and have NO IDEA what this is..

redspecial wrote:Tabatha could have used one of these when she was staying at that B&B in Hollywood on "Tabatha Takes Over".

hmm. hmmm. hmm. hmmm.

Great for surprise visitors (or friends who have a little too much merriment). Just make sure you pack them a pillow because this doesn't come with one.

thats just what we need, separate sleeping compartments in a bed. the answer to frigid relationships.

It's like crawling back into the womb!

because the gnomes keep stealing my blanket

Just thinking this would go great with my Bunnies Ogling Carrots Emergency Cot I got...hmmm

a throwback to 2 for Tuesdays!

...except it's thursday and no one wants an overgrown laundry bag.

w00tgurl wrote:because the gnomes keep stealing my blanket

you have the same problem with gnomes...thought I was the only one

The Amazon Price is for ONE.
Woot Price is for TWO

I own three of these. I use them for friends who crash on our couch, as liners in sleeping bags, and these are also super good to throw in your luggage, so you have a slight barrier between your skin and disgusting hotel sheets!

novastarj wrote:That. Is. Awesome.

The commercial.

I did not know, what in the heck this was, thank you

Can this be short-sheeted? Always good for a laugh.

zlassiter wrote:Absolutely no reviews over at Amazon, and the price is decent there too

Note this is a 2-pack Woot is selling... so if you buy 1, it's only $5 each, and if you splurge for 3, it works out to under $4 each.

Here are some reviews on Amazon from a separate listing.

Probably great for traveling when staying at shady Motels, 3rd word countries, or unclean/infested/dirty places. Very tempting.

I guess you can use it at a hotel to keep the bedbugs off ya.

because sleeping is SERIOUS BUSINESS

Three Things:

1) I lol @ fleece color
2) Will it fit a big guy?
3) So basically it's a sleeping bag?

So is this new or As Seen On TV... if it as already been seen on TV, I do not think it is new.

One can not have an after ahead of the before.

In any case... they need to also make a queen or king size. Not only for the those couples that may want to be in one and not separated by fabric, but for the increasing obese population in the US.

Commercial: "Similar products are sold for almost $70 dollars!"

Who the hell makes a similar product? Coleman?

And let's just call this what it is: A crappy sleeping bag.
It's sheet folded in half and sewn together lol..

On that note.. in for one!

joshobra wrote:Three Things:

1) I lol @ fleece color
2) Will it fit a big guy?
3) So basically it's a sleeping bag?

From what I see, pretty sure it's just sheets in the shape of a sleeping bag, and provides little or no insulation.

Irishfreak50 wrote:It is only 8 dollars on amazon so not quite the impulse savings buy.

It is 8 for one on amazon. It is 2 for 5 here.

So, your feet are cold when you throw a blanket on them, and the solution is this thing?

I have a brilliant idea, I'm working on. It's something I would like to call "the sock."

Essentially, it's the same concept as the Dreamie. However, with my invention, you can carry it with you even more easily. You can hide the "sock," within another invention of mine, called "the shoe."

The only drawback so far is that it has this tendency to always have one of the socks (they're sold in pairs) disappears in dryers. Haven't figured that one out yet, but the guys in research tell me they're close to a breakthrough.

todaresq wrote:It is 8 for one on amazon. It is 2 for 5 here.

More like 2 for 10, 4 for 15 and 6 for 20.

I'd been thinking about getting a pair of these to take to europe!

We plan to do a bit of couchsurfing & airBnB for a few nights, instead of hotels, and these are going to be GREAT.

In fact, I've been to a few hotels where I've felt that the sheets were kinda sketchy, I wouldn't have minded something between myself and the bed.

anyone have any experience with how the silky-looking fabric stays put? I can see stitching in some strategic bits of velcro to keep it somewhat closed...

These are actually knock-offs of the original DreamSacks, which are 100% silk, and really nice. Especially good when staying at hotels. You don't want to see what those sheets look like under UV light. The DreamSacks, being silk, are smooth and stay cool. These appear to be a cheap poly-blend of who-knows-what. Buyer beware.

Usually if it's got the big "as seen on TV!" sticker, I stop there (shotty quality, smells funny, and bares a resemblance to something my Aunt Judith tried to buy her adopted asian neighbor). But then I remembered that I live in a party house, about 6 blocks away from the most bar-dense street in the US. Maybe... just maybe, they will make the many couches in that house more sleep-able.

I wonder why I'm so tempted to buy stuff like this just because it's cheap. Stupid midnight impulse shopping.

I've worked at 2 different hotels, one was a "nice" "4 star" hotel and one...not so nice. Let me just say that if you spend a lot of time staying in hotels/motels of any kind, I'd highly suggest using something like these or a high end sleeping bag.