Sleeping with a fan in the bedroom can be bad for you
However, the downfalls of hot, lazy days include sweltering temperatures at night with many reaching for a fan to keep them cool during their sleep.“As a fan moves air around the room, it causes flurries of dust and pollen to make their way into your sinuses," he said.
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