Sleep on the living room couch? You may get more sleep that way..

Sleep during the day while your brother is up and out of the room. Or, earplugs

How big is your room? I recently painted my whole house. You start a bedroom in the morning, it's dry by afternoon.

Do you not own a couch? Have a living room or any other room you could sleep in; floor or furniture wise? And to others, yes paint can be dry by the afternoon, but depending on what you purchase, those fumes can take a few days to disappear. Sleeping in a freshly painted room can stink, literally.

At least they don't snore from both ends.

This reminds me of a joke. A woman has been having trouble sleeping lately because her dog snores. In desperation, she calls her vet. He recommends that she tie a ribbon around the dog's testicles and he'll stop snoring. That night, when the dog begins to snore, she takes a red ribbon and ties it around the dog's testicles. Sure enough, the snoring stops. Her husband stumbles in later that night drunk and starts to snore once he gets to bed. She wonders if the trick will work on him so she takes a blue ribbon and does the same thing she did to the dog. It works and she has a peaceful night. The next morning, she heads off to work. Her husband wakes up and notices the ribbons tied around both him and his dog's testicles. He looks at the dog and remarks "I have no idea where we were last night, but we won first and second place."

Earplugs

It shouldn't take long to repaint your room. Couple days???

sleeping in a room filled with paint fumes kills brain cells and seeing as how they are endangered world wide they should be protected at all cost... little bit of discomfort now but much appreciated

My husband and dog take turns, too. Living next to a high-use train track would be more restful.