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If you dress lightly temperatures below 100°F(36°C) feel good if you take the time to adapt. The problem is at night, a mattress is a very thick cloth covering
by joak 2y ago
If you dress lightly temperatures below 100°F(36°C) feel good if you take the time to adapt. The problem is at night, a mattress is a very thick cloth covering half your body. The solution is to sleep without a mattress. Sleeping on the floor or other hard surface can be harsh though. My solution is to sleep in a hammock. In tropical America millions of people comfortably sleep in hammocks every night.
- WarOnPrivacy 2y ago> If you dress lightly temperatures below 100°F(36°C) feel good if you take the time to adapt. In >90%RH, adaption = sweat fully soaking your clothes. source: 30yr in America's Hellhole, FL
- nullc 2y agoI grew up in broward without air conditioning. You get used to it. A couple days in the summer you hang out in the bathtub or escape to the library, otherwise its fine.
- WarOnPrivacy 2y ago> I grew up in broward without air conditioning. You get used to it. I've been on the gulf coast since 1992. How much longer until I get used to it? Because not wringing out clothes after the nightly walk sounds pretty sweet.