The Summer means tepid evenings as well as hotter afternoons.
Staying cool can be difficult when the heat index rises.
Whether you do not have air conditioning or are experiencing a power outage or high utility bills, there are still ways to keep comfortable. Since aged times, fans have been a lifesaver while we were in the summer, however keeping cool separate from AC may seem impossible, however there are some things you can do. These include getting a box fan, putting a damp towel on the fan, leveraging your windows, using a dehumidifier, as well as decreasing cross ventilation. Airflow can be improved by installing box fans or window fans in the house. Place it close to where you are kneeling or standing, as well as turn it on the lowest setting. The fan will pull in cooler air from outside, so you will get a nice breeze, and for even more airflow, open a window across the room to create a cross breeze. To increase the cooling effect of your fan, hang a damp towel or wet sheet over the fan as well as know the difference! Place fans near windows to pull cooler air in. To venue your fan at a higher level, you can use a stool or ladder if you have tall windows. As tepid air rises, the fans will push it out of the window. In the summer, humidity levels tend to rise, making it difficult to keep cool separate from an air conditioning system, then dehumidifiers are wonderful for removing excess moisture from the air as well as keeping you cool separate from air conditioning. When the weather is cooler, open the windows in the day as well as evening. You can also improve cross-ventilation in your dining room as well as lavatory by installing exhaust fans. Fans are a wonderful way to stay cool in the summer, however their effectiveness will vary depending on the heat index as well as wind speed.