slept in my raincoat again.

[blackmacjay]

After all these sad stories, why bother sleeping in 'em?

[raincoatboy]

Because there's no other feeling than waking up to a pvc product completely fused to my body.

[nylon4fire]

Those hot sparks can sure put a hole in that windsuit in a hurry; gotta be careful!

of course but I don't mind cause it's the purpose of nylon to catch the hot sparks and don't burn my other clothes....

[merv]

After all these sad stories, why bother sleeping in 'em?

I wonder that as well. I did try it once and it was a horribly sweaty uncomfortable experience which I will never ever wish to repeat

[nylon4fire]

After all these sad stories, why bother sleeping in 'em?

I wonder that as well. I did try it once and it was a horribly sweaty uncomfortable experience which I will never ever wish to repeat

if you get stucked to that clothing certainly depends on the surrounding temparature you have at your place.
e.g. I sleep every night in some Nylon windbreakers (not rainwear that is coated) and windpants to stop freezing

[kulshan]

It is that time of year when you have to stay warm. Been wrapped up the last few nights in my one piece karting jump suit. Medium weight tranparent vinyl that make a lot of noise when you put it on then warms up and provides that nice cocooned feeling all night. Pure bliss!

[Pvc Vinyl Enthusiast]

I've tried sleeping in several layers of 200 micron GC, GCR and GCB raincoats, but I find that the heat and moisture accumulation becomes uncomfortable after about an hour or so.