Do you have trouble sleeping if the temperature is too warm?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on July 16, 2007
“Yes, I do. That's what air conditioning is for, but a cold washcloth over the forehead helps if you don't have one.”
— Mark Lang, attorney, Chicago
“I generally do have trouble sleeping if it's too warm, but I have a lot more trouble if it's too cold. If I had to choose, I would prefer the heat.”
— Amy Eastin, Kansas University junior, Dallas
“I doesn't bother me, but I do like the windows open. I just try to calm myself down and focus on my breathing when it's too hot.”
— Patti Lupo, singer/yoga instructor, Chicago
“Yes, but I've got the air conditioning running at a constant 76 degrees in my room. I can remember living in the dorms and not being able to control the temperature, and ever since then I've had a window unit.”
— Bryan Dykman, KU sophomore, Lawrence