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How To Cool Down a Room (Without Blasting A/C)








When the summer heat arrives, you can keep things cool without resorting to running your A/C all day.


By Joseph Truini
June 7, 2019


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As summer starts to sizzle and temperatures continue to rise, our homes can offer little refuge from the oppressive heat
and humidity. Sure, running the air conditioner—if you have one—will make you feel more comfortable, but at a price: It’s
not unusual for homeowners to see their electric bill double—or even triple—during the summer.

So, I thought here are five effective and affordable ways to keep your home cooler this summer, without having to rely
on a central air-conditioning system or window A/C units.


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Yes it's going to be another brutal, hot and humid summer in Hawaii nei.

I have a window fan that can simultaneously blow air in and out. It cools my bedroom super quickly via air exchange at the end of a hot day once it's cooler outside than it is inside.

It's October. It's still brutally hot and humid in Hawaii. I'm sorry, but I'm still running my a/c.

My3Cats wrote: ↑Sat Oct 05, 2019 2:44 pm It's October. It's still brutally hot and humid in Hawaii. I'm sorry, but I'm still running my a/c.

Me too.