My Bedroom

[Momiji]

Well my room has no windows. Its like a brick oven. I don't know the temperature but it makes me feel like I have a fever. Two seconds after entering my room makes me sweaty like hell...

That may not be healthy...

It must be great for burning calories though! The way Randgris describes it makes it sound like a sauna.

[Carl the Llama]

Well, I have a similar situation, so here are some things I do:

1. Keep the lights off in your room as much as you can.
2. Open your window at night if it's cooler outside than inside. Be sure to close it in the morning before it gets hot though.
3. Get a fan.
4. If the rest of the house is cooler, leave your bedroom door open.
5. Drink plenty of cold water.

1. I do
2. I always keep my windows open even during the day... its hotter in my room then it is outside
3. I have 2 fans in my room, one on me and one on my PC (it gets overheated if I dont keep a fan on it)
4. I do lol
5. I knew that drinking water makes me hotter so I dont ever do it.

from the sound of it I guess I have to replace my monitor :/

[rubah]

if it's hotter in your room than outside then open your windows. Duh.

You should drink water because you need to stay hydrated

Underclock your pc, hang out in your underwear, use an LCD monitor on the dimmest setting, get some light colored reflective curtains if your window faces the sun, plant a tree outside your window, put your fan in the doorway so it circulates the air from outside your room into the room.

[Roto13]

Ice packs. Never underestimate the power of a nice ice pack.

[Jessweeee♪]

My room is also the hottest room in the house. It's because it was a garage before one of the previous owners turned it into a bedroom. The AC doesn't flow well in here, and I hate opening my windows. I also hate leaving my door open, and the ceiling fan makes me nervous (for various reasons). I spend 90% of my time in my cave, so I'm forced to deal with it xD

So I move around as little as possible and do things to take my mind off of it (like the internets, and video games). Sometimes I put the fan on anyway (on the lowest setting of course).


It kind of helps that I made myself get used to wearing a jacket all day every day no matter how hot it is.