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Izzynius May 28th, 2018 6:02am

It is 1:00AM and the temperature currently in Minneapolis is 85 degrees Fahrenheit (at MSP airport) and 78 degrees in Chicago (at O’Hare airport). Besides going into the basement, what would you do to help fall asleep on such a warm night?

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Zod Above Pugetropolis
05/28/18 5:44 am

I would have turned on the A/C, set to 70, long before the outside air temperature got up to 70.

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ProudAmerican44 New Joisey
05/28/18 4:38 am

Cold shower

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4boot LaTrineodeur, MN
05/28/18 1:04 am

Run the ac until bed time. Shut off the ac (makes too much noise) and put a box fan on low (quiet) setting at foot of bed. Works for me.

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05/28/18 1:01 am

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HtheC South Florida
05/28/18 12:59 am

It’s 4am here and at 78 degrees. I just keep my ac set to 70 at night. Problem solved.

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gluxford1 Arizona
05/27/18 11:57 pm

Turn on a ceiling fan or sleep naked.

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suppressedID now with REAL crown
05/27/18 11:35 pm

Sex.

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Praetorianus Fair enough.
05/27/18 11:22 pm

Take a cold shower, towel off then immediately hit the sack.
As you warm up, you should fall asleep.
Just make sure you feel really cold after the shower, if necessary, stand in front of a fan while still wet.

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Izzynius
05/27/18 11:30 pm

Thanks for this. I will give that a try.

martyt02
05/28/18 4:25 am

Actually, a warm shower washes away the rime of sweat and makes the air seem cooler.

Izzynius
05/27/18 11:07 pm

The air conditioning in the house is not helping much at all.

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paranoidandroid peace love and science
05/27/18 11:06 pm

If it’s humid I’d require the AC. If not I’d probably be ok with the overhead and window fans on.

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