Someone DM me the other day and said, I know you're always talking about Buffy on the podcast, but would

you actually recommend them for my family's bedding? Yes, 100,000% yes. I told them I can't imagine

having another comforter on any of our beds ever again. I'm a little bit obsessed with Buffy.

Buffy's products are made of only sustainable

and recycled materials. Their breeze comforters are 100% plant base entirely made of eucalyptus fiber,

which is softer than cotton and uses 10 times less water to produce. It also makes it completely

cruelty-free. And their breeze comforter is actually very breezy.

It lives up to the name. My son runs extremely hot, especially when he sleeps. Pre-buffy breeze,

I would go in, kiss him good night, and this pillow and sheets where like someone spilled a glass

of water on them, he was sweating that much. And then I got him a breeze two Christmases ago.

And now when I go kiss him good night, there's no sweat. And I still am amazed how much this

breeze has worked. Since working with Buffy over the years, it's really made me think more about

our bedding, how I want bedding that not only feels good on our bodies, but is good for the earth

too. It can feel like a

small change to put our dollars towards products that matter, but I think it will make a huge

impact in the long run and just be less sweaty too. If you want to try Buffy for free and get

$20 off your comforter, head to Buffy.com and enter code one part at checkout. And when I say try it for

totally free, I mean that. If you don't like it, you can ship it right back. No questions ask. They

won't charge you. That's Buffy.com and enter code one part, O-N-E-P-A-R-T at checkout. When you go to the

checkout, they won't even ask you to pay. Just enter the code so you get $20 off once you decide to keep it. That's Buffy.com, code one part for $20 off your comforter.

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