Do you sleep better in your moho? (1 Viewer)

[icantremember]

I have seen many posters mention that they sleep better in their motorhomes than at home .... we certainly do although we go to bed around the usual time always sleep in an hour or so extra

I'm not sure why this is .... could it be down to alcohol intake, blackout blinds, comfortable beds ... we have all these at home as well as our motorhome, so why?

 

[Chris]

Much , much better.

 

[icantremember]

Much , much better.

Why do you reckon that is Chris?

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[WillH]

Much better, earlier to bed, up earlier, no worries and nothing planned for the next day unless it's home day.

 

[Anthea M]

Much better! Fresh air , more walking , cycling and not much internet to muddle the brain before bed!! Less to worry about except where the next bread/ pub/ coffee shop may be!!

 

[MikeD]

We always sleep better in the motorhome.

We often sleep soundly but we once slept at the usually very peaceful PV - (so I suspect we were not gassed) - for well over twelve hours.

Never do that at home.

But the red wine does flow a bit easier when we are travelling

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[Chris]

Why do you reckon that is Chris?

More fresh air I think.

I dont know, but it's significant - maybe 2 hours a night.

 

[icantremember]

not much internet to muddle the brain before bed!! Less

That may be a good point Anthea.

 

[Chris]

No searching for hidden chocolate caches has to feature as well

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[Anthea M]

No searching for hidden chocolate caches has to feature as well

The ' meeses 'might get them first if you hide choccy in the MH!

 

[icantremember]

No searching for hidden chocolate caches has to feature as well

You need to check out some of the unlikely lockers then Chris ... I do and am often rewarded with yummy finds I was unaware of.

 

[Kingham]

I sleep much better in the motorhome, which I've always put down to being away from the stresses of work for a little while.

Obviously for those of you lucky enough to be retired, the factors already mentioned will be more likely

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[icantremember]

The ' meeses 'might get them first if you hide choccy in the MH!

Not if I get there first they wont!

 

[Cat53]

We did sleep better in the Motorhome, but then I replicated the bed at home and now it's as good at home.

 

[icantremember]

I sleep much better in the motorhome, which I've always put down to being away from the stresses of work for a little while.

Obviously for those of you lucky enough to be retired, the factors already mentioned will be more likely

You have my sympathy @Wargenwolf but I'm happy to say I have long forgotten what work was years ago.

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[Larrynwin]

We live in a very peaceful, quiet rural place and love it , but when we are away in the motorhome , there are no jobs to do , it is totally relaxing and as a result we both sleep very well.

 

[MattR]

We do too. Partly because we use our gadgets less so don't get our sleep patterns disrupted by blue lights.

 

[Tanya_and_Mick]

We do; as we don't typically have to go to work the next day like we do when we sleep at home

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[DL42846]

Much better in the MH, Probably due to we only have the dog with us at the bottom of the bed, at home we also have the cat which ends up in a bundle at the bottom of the bed.

 

[pyro]

Strange, I sleep better in the M/H, despite the smaller bed

Anthea is probably right. Little or no internet, never once watched live TV in it, fresh air, walks, usually a good drink or two, surrounded by fewer phones, association with more relaxed times, etc

Oh, and I know where the snacks are hidden

 

[magicsurfbus]

We sleep longer because we do a lot on holiday and usually turn in knackered. I wouldn't say I sleep better because we use the Luton, and I'm in the cramped bit near the front. It's not as comfortable as our bed at home.

MH mk II will most definitely not have a Luton.

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[Kingham]

You have my sympathy @Wargenwolf but I'm happy to say I have long forgotten what work was years ago.

All I can say to that is..... Roll on the Spring

 

[icantremember]

All I can say to that is..... Roll on the Spring

I guess that's when you will get your freedom from working life ... good luck.

 

[Kingham]

I guess that's when you will get your freedom from working life ... good luck.

It is.... And

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[icantremember]

As a matter of interest @Wargenwolf I see you are in County Durham which we visited for the first time this year mainly to see the Kynren show in Bishop Auckland ... thoroughly enjoyed the area and the show.

 

[Norfolk Red]

Absolutely yes, probably to do with being away, no customers asking when I'm going to fit their kitchen etc etc, copious amounts of the falling down liquid, and just relaxing all adds up to bliss and a good nights kip.

 

[Teuchter]

Much better! Fresh air , more walking , cycling and not much internet to muddle the brain before bed!! Less to worry about except where the next bread/ pub/ coffee shop may be!!

Spot on - just add the odd glass of wine and you've got it in one!!

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[Gromett]

I always slept better in the Motorhome. I put it down to a combination of fresh air and the fact I always park up in the quietest places possible.
My last 5 houses from memory where all in busy areas and very noisy.

 

[Tanya_and_Mick]

T

 

[f6c]

Always sleep well in the MH

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