Why do you need to turn on the toilet light when sleeping in a hotel?

I thought I was the only one with similar quirks, but it seems there are quite a few people who share the same quirks. But instead of turning on the bathroom light, I turned on the TV and turned down the sound to the minimum. I can’t say why, but I just did it out of habit. Maybe it felt more at ease or more secure. In fact, it is not difficult to understand why people sleep with the toilet light on in hotels. There are only a few reasons. Let’s take a look at them below.

Comparedly, most hotel toilets are closed, and both light and air are relatively blocked. The dark night and the invisible toilet are very psychologically uncomfortable

Big Most of the toilets in business hotels are closed. Although there are ventilation fans and lighting inside, the light and air are still relatively blocked. Especially after the lights and ventilation fans are turned off, the bathroom is like a dark black hole. Especially after taking a shower at night, the accumulated water on the ground will make the ground slippery. If people who get up late at night are not careful, there is a possibility of slipping and falling. In addition, in hotels that have been operating for a long time, the shower heads and faucets in the bathroom Facilities will become rusty and old, especially after taking a shower. It is common for faucets to fail to be completely closed, so the sprinkler head will drip water intermittently on the ground. At night, especially when you are dozing off, such a small sound will occur. It will be infinitely amplified. Therefore, if you don't choose to close the toilet door, if it still can't effectively solve the problem, it is better to turn on the lights in the toilet. At least this will make you feel more comfortable and not have random thoughts. This is the first reason.

For those who sleep lightly or suffer from neurasthenia, the sleeping environment must be particular. Too dark will not work, too bright will not work, too noisy will not work, and too quiet will not work.

< p>Dong Ge himself is a person who is very particular about sleep. Of course, this kind of emphasis is not something I have to be particular about, but a psychological habit. Generally, when I travel, I will have trouble sleeping because I changed the location and bed in the first two days. The quality is very low. Especially the sleeping environment is also very picky. If the light in the room is too dark, you will feel out of breath, and if the light is too strong, you will lose sleep. Therefore, years of habit has led me to turn on the TV in the room all night long, and of course, turn the sound to the lowest level. There is also the problem of sleeping position. Most of the time I like to sleep on my stomach, but sometimes I can hear my own heartbeat. In that case, I will not be able to sleep peacefully. I was not like this before I turned 30, but after I turned 30, I thought more and became harsher when I went to bed. Especially for those with neurasthenia, the sleeping environment is very particular. It can't be dark or bright, it can't be too noisy, and it can't be too quiet. If others look at it, it will make you feel more depressed.