And it doesn't really do much for the humidity either.brian_singapore wrote:May plan to sleep with a fan hit a bump when my wife complained about the noise from the fan. So we're back to the aircon which is quieter...
We're looking to try buying a quieter fan....
I personally didn't mind the fan and after about 20 minutes I think the white noise was helping with sleep.
A combination works best. Aircon to drop the temps by just a few degrees and lower the humidity and a fan that will circulate the air.brian_singapore wrote:May plan to sleep with a fan hit a bump when my wife complained about the noise from the fan. So we're back to the aircon which is quieter...
We're looking to try buying a quieter fan....
I personally didn't mind the fan and after about 20 minutes I think the white noise was helping with sleep.
That apparently doesn't work on me. I read on my tablet while I lie on my side and sometimes, just fall asleep doing so!bgd wrote:Read an article about light - LCD screens give off a frequency which tells the brain it's morning. Takes a while for the brain to readjust, hence get to sleep. .
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