Yes, there are temperature control here, but how low can it go? Picture: Neal Jennings
HOW many times have you found yourself stuck in a hotel room, either freezing your socks off or sweating profusely into them, and no doubt totally frustrated either way?
That’s because you’ve tried everything but simply can’t find a way to adjust the temperature to a level you desire. Sure, you’ve spotted that little control box and the up and down buttons, but they just won’t go cool or hot enough.
Yep, that because many hotels have installed air conditioning units set to a certain “energy efficient” temperature that guests can’t tamper with, bar a couple of degrees (how unfair).
Or wait, can you?
It turns out that, depending on which type of thermostat is installed, there are ways to sneakily change the temperature, despite it first seeming impossible because of a lack of such buttons.
It goes a little something like this:
• Press the “display” key, and hold throughout the next two steps
• Press the “on/off” button and release
• Next, tap the “up” arrow button
• Release all buttons.
The letters “VIP” should then appear on the display, and presto, you’ve got the power to go up or down a few more degrees.
As a bonus, this action shuts off the thermostat’s motion sensors, which can switch off the air conditioning while you’re asleep and leave you with a very stuffy room upon waking.
Here are several videos helpfully uploaded onto YouTube to guide you:
Last year's global average temperature was the hottest ever, according to US government agencies.
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