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