Tag: Summer heat

With just a few simple adjustments to your daily routine, you can significantly reduce your energy consumption while still staying cool and comfortable.

A simple yet surprising hack is taking social media by storm: placing a damp cloth over an electric fan can noticeably cool down a room, providing a comfortable sleep environment while saving a small fortune on electricity bills each month.

With this simple trick, you can keep your fruits and veggies fresh for longer, even during the scorching summer heat.

Many individuals believe that setting their air conditioners to temperatures between 19 and 21 degrees Celsius will cool their spaces faster and provide a more comfortable environment. However, energy expert Alan Langworthy from Australia debunks this common misconception, explaining that it leads to significant energy wastage.

"Beat the heat this summer with this simple trick, even if your home doesn't have air conditioning. Stay cool and save on those electricity bills without breaking a sweat. It's time to embrace a refreshing twist to your usual routine."

It is advisable to adjust your refrigerator temperature according to the amount of food stored and the season. This simple step can ensure your food stays fresh and reduce energy costs.

As the sweltering summer heat approaches, the last thing you want is an electric fan that blows hot air. Join Bach Hoa XANH as we explore a creative idea to craft a cooling mist fan for your room!

During the summer, hair loss can be more pronounced due to various factors. So, what can be done to combat this issue? Let's explore some effective strategies to reduce hair loss during the warmer months!

"The sun's rays can heat up walls, especially during the summer months. Let's explore effective solutions to keep your walls cool and comfortable!"

Here are some ways to cool down a room without using an air conditioner that anyone can apply.