I'm talking about a ceiling fan, buzz fan, etc.
Do you like to have air blowing on you when you sleep?
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Usually not.
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No, it gives me headaches!
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Yeah, it seems to help me fall asleep and stay asleep better for some reason.
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A.C. It's a must.
Originally posted by
Martiniman
I'm talking about a ceiling fan, buzz fan, etc.
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Ceiling fans are okay as long as they're not loud. I hate white noise when I sleep.
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Even in the winter, I'll have the ceiling fan on low. I find that stagnant air is staler than moving air.
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Yes, I too like a ceiling fan on, even in winter. I have a fan turned on under my desk at work, year round as well.
Originally posted by
eri86
Even in the winter, I'll have the ceiling fan on low. I find that stagnant air is staler than moving air.
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Yes when it's warm
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I like a fan in the summer, but not directly on my face.
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No, it annoys me and keeps me awake. If it's warm enough to need the ceiling fans, I try to keep them on as low as possible. Any other fans need to be aimed slightly away or I can't fall asleep.
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I like to have air moving on me, but can sleep without it. The noise from the fan or ac however is an absolute must.
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Mr. John
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Usually I don't care for fans while sleeping. The exception though, is when it is so uncomfortably hot that I'm sweating. The very last thing I will resort to is the AC.
Originally posted by
Martiniman
I'm talking about a ceiling fan, buzz fan, etc.
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I keep a fan on even in the winter... have to have the air moving or i feel like i'm suffocating and the white noise doesnt bother me, drowns out other sounds that probably would keep me awake
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Summertime when its hot, yes otherwise no, I hate to be chilled when sleeping or attempting to. I find the fan in the summertime acts like a Woosher, one of those machines you can buy to silence background noises so you can sleep. In the summertime this is very hand to have a multifunctional device like this especially with the windows open.
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All year, I prefer a fan, or air purifier, or something, constantly blowing air at my head! Best sleep EVER! I like to have some type of covering on me anyway, so this helps regulate my body temp more easily. I have been training myself to sleep without the air blasting me in the face because I am unable to replace the worn out filter on my air purifier just yet, (it costs about $700 , but it lasts at least 6 years with round the clock use). I just don't sleep well without the cooling effect of the "wind", even when I turned the heat down to 56. Although, with the house that cool, (which I love), the cats all pile in bed with me, (which I love), and it tends to make an overly warm nest, (which they love & I hate).
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I honestly can't stand having air blowing on me while I'm sleeping. It usually finds its way between my eyelids and screws up my eyes.
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A fan blowing gently is nice but most times it just makes me really cold lol.
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Yes cause I have night sweats something awful.
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NO!! It dries my nose and mouth out and makes my eyes scratchy.
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Yes, I sleep with my fan on all year. I like having air blown on me and the noise.
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At my house I have 3 fans on at all times all on high and then the AC.
When I am at my cousin's I just have the AC and ceiling fan
When I am at my cousin's I just have the AC and ceiling fan
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Yes I do like fan's.
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I like fans but not AC
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I can't breathe without out it on. Our fans run 24/7 365 days a year.
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In the summer, from fans, yes.
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Ceiling fan in the summer.
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I keep my ceiling fan on.
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our ceiling fan runs all year long. alittle air movement is nice.
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My ceiling fan is almost always on, year round. I'm very sensitive to heat, so i usually have to have a fan on, but i can usually deal if it isnt and can sleep just fine without a fan. My partner on the other hand needs the sound of a fan to fall asleep.
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