Lindsey Christiansen
If you’ve ever had to spend the night in your car you know how uncomfortable it can be. Either you sleep in the front seat by reclining the seat as far back as possible or you try the bumpy interior of the back seat. In either instance, you find your back craned, your neck feeling older than ever and your lungs struggling in the stuffy environment. Although sleeping in your Ford Focus, even napping in it, can be difficult, there are some secrets that can make it do-able and perhaps even comfortable.
First things first, if you know you will be spending more than a couple nights or naps in your Ford Focus, consider purchasing a car bed. These beds are made to fit perfectly into the backseat of a car and to ensure you a comfortable sleep.
Keep a sleeping bag and a pillow in the back seat of your car. If you have the tools, you can easily pull them out whenever you need a nap. If you want to take a nap in the cold Utah weather, you are going to need a warm blanket or sleeping bag to keep yourself warm in your Ford Focus.
You don’t want to be in the middle of a nap and have someone tapping on your window. Be sure that before you settle in for a long winter’s nap, you park your vehicle in a secluded, but safe area. Also, avoid parking your Ford Focus under street lights or in business parking lots that aren’t open 24 hours.
Keep your car clean. Sleeping in a dirty car can be challenging and disgusting. Remove all the garbage from your Ford Focus. Air out your vehicle and spray the interior lightly with a smell you like so that when it comes time to sleep, you will feel comfortable and at home.
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