Sleep Temperature Battles
Joe and Max discuss the ongoing struggle between Joe and his wife over bedroom temperature preferences, highlighting the importance of quality sleep for overall health and the humorous antics of their cats disrupting their sleep routines.In this clip
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I've been following the advice to set the thermostat to 65 degrees for optimal sleep, expecting to sleep better. However, my wife and I have been waking up around 3 or 4 a.m. when we normally wake up at 7 or 8 a.m. because we've been too cold. We've been sleeping with just a sheet and a thin quilt. Is the recommendation to sleep at 65 degrees assuming you have heavier blankets? What should we do if we're waking up cold at that temperature?
My house and bedroom are about 16-16.5 degrees Celsius. Is that too cold to sleep in? I wake up multiple times every night because I can't sleep comfortably even though my blanket is thick and I wear thick clothes.
What's a good sleeping temperature?