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How to Keep Your Home Cool During Summer

  • Perla Irish
  • April 20, 2022
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  1. Close The Blinds
  2. Outdoor Plants
  3. Window Film
  4. Air Conditioner
  5. Adjust Fans
  6. Clever Hack
  7. Change Lightbulbs
  8. Cool Shades

Summer months are here, and the excessive heat is too much to handle. People investigate options for staying cool and keeping their homes cool during summer.

Luckily, there are ways you can keep your house cool without wasting valuable electricity. Continue reading to learn valuable tips to prevent the sun from getting into your house.

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How to Keep Your Home Cool During Summer

Close The Blinds

If you want the sun to be out, close the blinds; it is as simple as that. You will find a significant change in your room temperature once you keep the sunlight out of the interiors.

If you have curtains that do not prevent the sunlight, purchase block-out curtains that help keep the room dark and block the sunlight from coming in.

Outdoor Plants

If you want shade, you must plant trees. The big trees will help block the sunlight, and your windows and walls will become much cooler. But if you live in a big building, it is not possible to plant trees that will provide you with shade.

Instead, you can add a few creepers near the windows to help block the direct sunlight. The plants will also absorb the harsh sun rays and make the room cooler than before.


Read Also:

  • Central Air Maintenance Tips: How to Keep Cool This Summer
  • From Summer to Fall: 5 Tips on How to Keep a House Cool
  • Sizzlin’ Summer: How to Keep a House Cool in Summer
  • 7 Benefits of Window Film for Your Home

Window Film

You sometimes want the sunlight to come but don’t want the room to be hot. In times like this, you cannot completely close the blinds. Instead, you can add transparent window films to your glass window to prevent the heat from coming in.

Many people look for a window film franchise to locate the best possible window film business. These franchises help a window film company grow more and reach more people.

Air Conditioner

This might seem like an obvious option to keep the house cool. But the way you use the air conditioner may make a difference. Always keep the conditioner between 24 and 27 degrees Celsius.

Increase your thermostat 1 degree more, and you will see a significant difference in your electricity bill. Install energy-efficient appliances that help you save energy and money.

Adjust Fans

At times, ceiling fans only push the hot air from the top downwards. You feel like you are in a desert, and hot loo air is blown to your face. To avoid experiencing this, you may make use of a stand fan.

Turn off the ceiling fan and use table fans instead. The table fan is more centralized and provides you with better cooling.

Clever Hack

You don’t have an Air Conditioner, and it is a hot summer day. What can you do? Well, there is always a clever hack you can use. Take a bowl and fill it up with chilled ice from the freezer. Keep the bow in front of the table fan and let the icy breeze cool you down.

Change Lightbulbs

Use lightbulbs that consume less energy and keep the interiors cool. The LED lights work great in summer as they consume less energy and provide better lighting. When you don’t need lights at night, you can turn them off to keep the room temperature down.

Cool Shades

Imagine living in a red-colored room in summer. The room color itself will make you sweat. Therefore, be sure to color your room in neutral shades. White, blues, and shades of greens generally make the bedroom more calm and comfortable during summer.

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