No.304475
>>304474Bonus thought. I'll grab some rubber bands to keep my window "slightly opened" to vent while I sleep under my thick regular blanket.
Cyao.
No.304536
OK, so, I have a couple more ideas to improve your bedroom if you live in a tower block
1. Door blockers. A thingy made of rubber, 1$ a piece… online so you could block your door from inside
2. Keep an emergency sedative near you, I suppose
3. BLOCKOUT curtains. The cheapest that do the trick are 20$ only from an online store.
4. Fresh idea! Humidifier - or a proper "air washer", even - because heated dry air does… things to a person.
4.1. Don't forget to vent out your CO2
No.304540
5. It sounds counterintuitive, but you can fight internet addiction and device addiction with a device.
Put some cool stuff on your old smartphone (without cellular internet, that's important! without viable browsers also)
Browser your faves before sleep, +1 to comfyness without the desire to "lurk more".
No.304554
I just ordered an electric blanket. I wake up each morning and I am cold. I think it's because I drink a lot of water in the morning, but even when I try to slow down my rehydration it seems like I get cold. I lay under 4 layers of blankets and feel like I am not warming up at all.
No.304557
>>304554>I just ordered an electric blanket. Good, good! I expect it to help you MASSIVELY.
No.304787
Got myself a beautiful blanket
Cons: it's too hot for my room!
Pros: Maybe, I will use it in the spring, when they shut the central heating off. It feels so warm it could go well with a chilly room
No.305193
>>304474Makeshift humidifier fr tower block dwellers.
Just take your old, perforated shirt from your old clothing chache…
pour lot of water on it
and put the resulting wet rag on your heat radiator.
Boom. My sleep has been alright this night - unlike my past night