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I do wonder. Who sleeps at more than 20C? If night time temps stay at or above 20 everyone complains about "tropical nights" and that it's too hot to sleep. So
by tharkun__ 4y ago
I do wonder. Who sleeps at more than 20C? If night time temps stay at or above 20 everyone complains about "tropical nights" and that it's too hot to sleep. So I don't expect people to heat to 20 for sleeping. Do they actually do that? I'd totally overheat. 18C is totally enough a d 16C is totally OK as well.
That said, this is for the bed room. I wouldn't want to get up and sit at the breakfast table at 16C. That should stay comfy.
- petre 4y agoMy partner does. 20C is okay for us in the bedroom. If I lower it she complains about getting a cold due to inhaling cold air. We stayed at our friends in Germany at the beginning of November and she did catch a cold. It probably takes a bit of getting used to.
- tharkun__ 4y agoOf course it will differ between people. Not trying to say anything about say people with asthma etc. I've slept in 0F (about -18C) and all I felt was a little "chilly feeling" in the lung area but everything was totally fine. This was outside. Of course you make sure that everything else is warm, including especially the head, where you loose a lot of warmth actually. I bet it wasn't the fact that the air she was breathing that was 'cold' but that she got cold overall.
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