<p>I hope I live off-campus, which I will if I stay in Florida.</p>
<p>I sleep with two fans (my ceiling, and a mini next to my bed), and the TV on.</p>
<p>I get so hott in my room… it’s the hottest in the house. We even have aluminum foil on my windows to block the sun. My room is like 5 degrees warmer than the whole house (and my mom keeps it on 79!!!</p>
<p>We live in Florida, ***!</p>
<p>When I lived on-campus at my college, I had to sleep with a fan on to drown out the noise in the hall.</p>
<p>At home, I have to sleep with the television on low, but before I actually go to bed, it has to be set to a television show that I like. I can’t fall asleep to Judge Judy.</p>
<p>i absolutely NEED a fan on in order to sleep. it also needs to be on the highest level. idc if its summer or winter, i need it to be on or else i get hot, sweaty, uncomfortable, and cant sleep.</p>
<p>I will turn on the fan for the sound in the winter.</p>
<p>So yes… I need to sleep with a fan on.</p>
<p>I always sleep with the fan on. It’s a wonderful white noise.</p>
<p>There’s a hilarious Oriental superstition in which they think sleeping with an open fan will somehow kill them.</p>
<p>I can see how it could potentially dehydrate you, but kill?
Hmm</p>
<p>I like for my room to be as cold as possible, so yes. Fan’s always on and I keep my windows open too. Absolutely couldn’t have it any other way.</p>
<p>I have to sleep with a fan, it’s like the number one thing I <em>must</em> have. My mental list of worries about having a roommate in college starts out with “what if they CAN’T sleep with a fan on?! I won’t sleep till Thanksgiving!” </p>
<p>Has anyone brought a fan on vacation because they didn’t know if wherever they were going would have one? My “low” was my mom opening up my athletic bag in London and seeing a fan wedged in there. :P</p>
<p>When I was young, I used to love having the fan or something on so I wouldn’t hear the silence. Maybe I was just afraid of a home invasion or something, since my family watched a lot of crime shows haha</p>
<p>Now, I don’t care, I put the fan on when it’s hot (now) and turn it off when it’s cold. I have a ceiling fan anyways, so it doesn’t really make that loud of a sound.</p>
<p>I need to be rolled up in my comforter and have the AC on, otherwise I can’t go to sleep. Beautiful white noise!</p>
<p>The fan on is definitely a requirement for summer sleeping.</p>
<p>If I sleep with a fan pointed at my face, I get a sore throat when I wake up half of the time.</p>
<p>OMG So many people here share this oddity with me! I sleep with my fan about 2 feet from my head every single day of the year, even when it’s ten below zero. I would rather put on a thousand extra blankets than sleep without my fan. So worried my roommate in college is going to kill me.</p>
<p>I like sleeping with a lot of blankets, even when its summertime here in AZ, so I always have my ceiling fan pumping.</p>
<p>I always sleep with blankets and sweat a lot in my sleep.</p>
<p>i need a fan 2 sleep. i can not sleep in silence or heat</p>
<p>It DOES sound fun to fall asleep to the sound of electricity being wasted…</p>
<p>Seriously, to cope with the heat I understand, but to have a fan on just to hear the noise? xD Why don’t you listen to the cars outside, or put your MP3 player on a timer or something?</p>