How to Find the Best Temperature for Sleep

The key to getting a good night's sleep might be as simple as adjusting your thermostat. According to WebMD, "If insomnia is a problem, maybe your bedroom is too hot or too cold. Both can affect sleep." We at Rusk Heating & Cooling want you to be as comfortable as possible, even when you're in bed. Here's how to find the best temperature for sleep:

If your bedroom is uncomfortably warm or cold, it can lead to an unwelcome wake-up call. However, there's no one temperature range that's ideal for everyone. Generally speaking, keeping your room between 65 and 72 degrees should do the trick.
However, if you're not getting enough shut-eye with the thermostat set somewhere in this range, you'll need to experiment. Pay attention to what temperature your thermostat is programmed at, and make a note of how you slept. Do this until you've found the best temperature for sleep!

Dr. Christopher Winter told the Huffington Post that there are also products that can help:

• Performance bedding, which is designed to wick away moisture and heat to make you feel cooler
• Gel mats, which lie over your mattress to keep you cool
• ChiliPad, which uses temperature-controlled water to keep your bed at a comfortable temperature

Still can't achieve the best temperature for sleep? Rusk Heating & Cooling can help you find a dependable, high-quality indoor comfort system. Visit us online or give us a call: