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On average, people spend about one-third of their life sleeping. Without enough sleep, we wouldn’t be able to function each day. Sleep plays a significant role in our health, and the temperature of the room we sleep in also plays a significant role in the quality of our sleep. A room that’s too cold or too warm can make it challenging to fall and stay asleep.


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