@kev @loke also consider that in Iraq the air is dry as fuck, where in the UK its way more moist, so you cool down less.
@blacklight447 @kev I live in Singapore, where the temperature is around 32 degrees, and 100% humidity.
It took about 6 months to get used to it.
@blacklight447 @kev @loke that's probably the big factor. Invest in a dehumidifier 😁
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@blacklight447 @kev I live in Singapore, where the temperature is around 32 degrees, and 100% humidity.
It took about 6 months to get used to it.