clifftan94
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Idk if Any1 is facing the same issue with me.
Recently moved from hall 13 to tamarind Hall and my god this hall has lacklustre ventilation. The room is consistently 33degrees even at night (using my own thermostat to measure)
. I am living in an aircon capable room but even with the aircon on for a hour or so the room is still at 29 degrees. Moreover the lowest temperate you can set the aircon to is 22degrees and the room seems to have these grills{probably made to ventilate the room??} that can't be closed so any cold air you have in the room will escape rather quickly.
it's my second night sleeping in this new hall and I already can't stand the humidity. It's 447 am and I'm still unable to sleep because of how humid the room is. Was wondering if this is a legitamate excuse to transfer back to my old hall or at least change to a room with hopefully better air ventilation
Recently moved from hall 13 to tamarind Hall and my god this hall has lacklustre ventilation. The room is consistently 33degrees even at night (using my own thermostat to measure)
. I am living in an aircon capable room but even with the aircon on for a hour or so the room is still at 29 degrees. Moreover the lowest temperate you can set the aircon to is 22degrees and the room seems to have these grills{probably made to ventilate the room??} that can't be closed so any cold air you have in the room will escape rather quickly.
it's my second night sleeping in this new hall and I already can't stand the humidity. It's 447 am and I'm still unable to sleep because of how humid the room is. Was wondering if this is a legitamate excuse to transfer back to my old hall or at least change to a room with hopefully better air ventilation
