Here’s something most people never link to snoring: The temperature of your bedroom.
When you sleep in a room that’s too warm (above 70°F / 21°C), your body may experience increased nasal congestion and airway inflammation. That means narrower airways, more resistance… and yep, louder snoring.
Try lowering your bedroom temperature to around 64–68°F (18–20°C). Add in a humidifier if the air is dry, and consider elevating your head slightly with a wedge pillow.
These small changes won’t eliminate snoring altogether, but they can create a more open airway, which means less vibration and noise.
Still, even if you do all three of these hacks perfectly… There’s one issue we haven’t addressed yet and it’s the one almost no one talks about.