How do you sleep in the Spanish heat?

A few simple tricks for surviving those sweaty summer nights – no air con required
  1. Be creative. ...
  2. Wear light pajamas. ...
  3. Apply compresses dipped in lukewarm water on parts of the body most sensitive to heat, such as the neck, elbows, ankles and the backs of the knees. ...
  4. Sleep alone.




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