How to sleep well in a shared room
Sleep is the first casualty of shared living. A few tweaks make a big difference. Eye mask and foam earplugs — the best ₹300 you'll spend.Agree on lights-out and AC temperature with roommates.Keep screens dim after 11 pm...
CoShelters Editorial12 Nov 2026 · 1 min read
Sleep is the first casualty of shared living. A few tweaks make a big difference.
- Eye mask and foam earplugs — the best ₹300 you'll spend.
- Agree on lights-out and AC temperature with roommates.
- Keep screens dim after 11 pm.
- Same wake-up time every day, even weekends.
- Ask for a room away from the common area if noise is constant.
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