Waking up in the mornings during the winter makes me feel very faint , disoriented, tired and otherwise groggy. Why? The heating. It's dry and stale, not to mention the overcast skies of winter months. Heating is good for things like in the shower, you can get yourself a nice warm towel.. But the damn heating still makes you tired all day if you spend too much time in the house So, do you get side-effects from your housing heating ? :asleep:

At the moment, the houe is heating up because it's summer, and heading into hot weather (42C the other day). In winter though, we've got a central log fire, which simply can't be beat.

We used to have an open fire, though the ####### spiteful neighbours reported us to the council. (Smoke-free zone round here, see)

Radiators. Lots. Much much death.

I gotta be careful in my geology class cuz it's right after lunch, and is in a warm room, and full tummy+warmth= :asleep: zzzzzzzzzzzz......

At home, it's okay to be sleepy, cuz that's where my bed lives lol Well..... unless I have homework...... :uzi: Bad homework, BAD! I'd get to know my bed more often if it wasn't cuz of homework....

Hmm I don't like being tired during the day at all no matter where it is.

No, Hunter doesn't like to be sleepy during the day. He only likes to sleep when I try to talk to him

Look somebody, Robo is talking! :asleep: :asleep: :asleep:

it's alwayas about 10C in my room, at least if i can help it. in the night it's more around 0C, i makes me sleep better. heat makes me sleepy.

Yeah fresh air can be good even if it's cold

The guy who owns the graphic design company I work for was wondering for months why he (and his workmates and customers) were getting sleepy so fast.

It seems he didn't know that his 7 printers, 2 fax machines, 4 PC's/Macs and 5 customers were eating all the oxygen out of the air. The office is upstairs and he opens no windows

I told him to open them. He paid me for the good advice