What quilt does Sydney use in winter?

Question 1: Does the room in Sydney have heating in winter? Do I need to bring a quilt mattress to study abroad? Most of them have no heating, and apartments with central air conditioning are expensive. Of course, if you don't care about money, it doesn't matter. In addition, houses are generally colder than apartments, so if you want to live in a house, you should pay special attention.

If you want to buy a wool quilt here, you don't need to bring a quilt. It is also good to keep warm if the wool content is above medium. When you come, look for K-mart, pillows and wool quilts near your home. They are all on sale there. Of course, the quality of the $69 wool quilt there is not as good as that of the bedding shop 139 ~

Actually, I recommend bringing a summer quilt. It's very cold here in summer nights, especially in the house. The acrylic quilt here is too expensive, so bring it from China. It's not heavy anyway. If you live in the south of the Yangtze River, you can cover it with acrylic or blankets in winter, which is how my classmates in Zhejiang and Hunan sleep. Usually the landlord only provides mattresses. If you are afraid of cold, you should bring a small mattress. Of course, it's ok to buy a blanket after coming (mine is a new mattress, and I feel particularly cold in winter, so I finally bought a blanket). If you are a northerner and are particularly afraid of the cold, it is recommended to bring an electric blanket. Thieves here are expensive, and the effect is not as good as that in China.

If you are special about mosquitoes, I suggest you bring a mosquito net, I will be bitten ... but be careful, bring a yurt or something supported by a pole, because you can't nail or stick things on the wall.

Absolutely wear glasses at home! If you want to buy GUCCI glasses here, you can buy a glasses frame to take back, but it's really not worth spending a lot of money on optometry and glasses here. Contact lenses are also bought in China and brought here.

Contact lens lotion, shampoo, shower gel and so on can be bought here. Anyway, things like doctoral programs & Lomb, Lux, Pan Ting and Nivea are almost the same everywhere. If the luggage is almost overweight, it is not worth taking these special things.

Question 2: What quilt should I bring to study in Sydney? There is no need for such a thick quilt, and the quilt can be vacuum packed.

If you are a student flying to Sydney for the first time, many flights are free of charge.

I am on Qantas flight, and I am exempt from 40KG when I go abroad for the first time. In addition, Cathay Pacific and China Eastern Airlines are also good.

On the plane, a form will be issued asking whether there are any prohibited items, such as meat, egg yolk, wood products, etc. Drugs can be brought, but they need to be explained in English. If you are really in doubt, choose it, so it doesn't matter even if you get off the plane for security check. If you don't choose in advance, you will be in trouble.

Question 3: What kind of quilt should I use in Australia? It's winter in Australia.

The daily necessities in Australia depend on the geographical location. If you live in the northernmost northern territory, you don't need a quilt, just a blanket. If you live in Tasmania, it is still very cold at night and you need 3-5 kilograms of quilts.

Question 4: What quilt should I buy to see the local weather in Sydney? . . . . .

Question 5: What quilts and wool quilts do Australians use in winter?

Question 6: What kind of quilts are commonly used in Australia? I have been to Australian university life, using a quilt similar to air-conditioned quilt, of course, in summer.

Question 7: What's the temperature in Australia in winter? What do you usually wear? How does it compare with China? This question first depends on which city. I am not familiar with other places. Let's talk about the climate in Sydney. I don't know if you are a northerner or a southerner. If you are from the south, you should not feel cold. The lowest temperature in winter is 1 1 to 12, like a cold place. Just wear a coat. If you are from the north, I'm sorry, it's really cold here. Northerners are not used to this wet and cold, so they feel particularly cold. Although it is more than ten degrees in winter, sweaters and down jackets are still needed. And how to wear it has a cold from the inside out. There are still some quilts to cover. I'm a little sad anyway. The most exaggerated time was when I was still wearing a down jacket at 20 degrees. And sometimes it rains and is colder in winter. Therefore, friends in the north must not be deceived by temperature.

Question 8: Hello, I want to ask again, do you need to wear sweaters in Sydney in winter? How big are the quilts there? Do you still need to wear mosquito nets? What is the size of this bed? If you have the habit of wearing a sweater, bring a sweater. It's actually quite cold in winter. If I go back to China now, I will still want to buy 1 sets of plush pajamas, which are so expensive here. 1 set of plush pajamas 18 Australian dollars, equivalent to about RMB 120 yuan, so it is more economical to buy in China, mainly because it is warm and convenient when I am at home!

I've been here for so long, and I've never seen anyone use mosquito nets! Don't bring it!

All the houses here have screens. I don't seem to have been bitten by mosquitoes!

No one has studied the beds in Australia, but the "idle dandelion" on the third floor seems to make sense. You can refer to his!

Oh, if it's not overweight, you can also buy gloves, which are expected to be used in winter. The gloves here are not beautiful or expensive. I visited them many times and finally gave them up and sent them from China.

If you come here to study, if you want to use a calculator, you'd better buy it from China. It's also very expensive here. My computer broke down the night before the last exam. I went to the store and bought an emergency one, and actually charged me 30 Australian dollars. Oh, my God, I bought it in China. It's only 1 1 RMB!

Therefore, if the weight of luggage allows, bring more domestic things, the better! Basically, I can use it.

Do remember! The more the better! Hmm. How interesting

Question 9: Do I need to bring quilts and pillows to study in Australia (Sydney)? What do you recommend? It's not necessary. You must bring clothes for a few days, and then you can buy your materials and daily necessities there.

Question 10: Should Sydney be covered with a thick quilt at night in June? When it's coldest in Sydney, you still have to cover it with a thick quilt. Although the temperature in Sydney is not very low in winter, the humidity is still relatively high, and sometimes it is particularly cold. Although it won't snow, it often rains in winter.