Sleeping well during hot weather can be a bit challenging, but there are several ways you can make the conditions more conducive to a good night's rest. Here are five tips to help:
Use breathable sheets, such as those made from cotton, bamboo, or linen, as they are more efficient at wicking away sweat and can help to improve the airflow in your bed.
Hot weather can cause you to sweat more, even while you sleep. Be sure to stay well-hydrated throughout the day, but try to avoid drinking large amounts of liquids right before bed to prevent nighttime bathroom trips.
If you have air conditioning, it can be a lifesaver on hot nights. Setting it to a comfortable. If you don't have AC, a fan can help circulate air and create a breeze. Positioning a fan across from a window can also make a cross breeze that cools the room.
A cool shower before you go to sleep can lower your body temperature and help prepare your body for sleep.
There are a variety of cooling body products like cooling pillows, cooling mattress pads, and body cooling sprays. They can help you feel cooler and more comfortable, which can help you sleep better.
Remember, everyone's comfort levels with heat and sleeping conditions vary, so it might take some experimentation to find what works best for you.