As the mercury tips 35°C in parts of the country this week, those of us without the luxury of aircon are clinging to our fans for respite.
For many, the only way to get a decent night’s sleep is to leave one whirring away by the bed until morning in the hope of getting a decent night’s sleep.
But while a fan can make your sweltering bedroom feel far more bearable, experts say sleeping with it on isn’t without its downsides.
From triggering allergies to drying out your skin, here’s what this overnight airflow does to your body – and whether your Read Entire Article


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