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Sleep on your other side and be amazed as the problem mirrors itself
I heard this was actually by design. Nostrils should naturally alternate maximum blowage capacity.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nasal_cycle
(It gets worse when you are congested?)
This is a bad design.
It's for humidification of the nose and increases the range of smells one is able to smell. What in particular is a bad design about that?
Failure modes were not considered.
Personally, I'm near-anosmic anyway and my nostrils STILL dry out during the night.
I would call some people getting all of the drawbacks and none of the benefits bad design
It's terrible and annoying and I hate it. And it's my nose.