The video has more than 18 thousand likes and is especially useful for those who do not have air conditioning or need to limit its use.
The arrival of heat can turn your home into an uncomfortable space, but it is not always necessary to depend exclusively on air conditioning to keep it cool.
He summer brings with it high temperatures and the relief of air-conditioningbut excessive use can contribute to the appearance of colds and other problems health. Needless to say, if we do not have one of them, its installation is very expensive and difficult to undertake.
That is why for those who have no other alternative or want to rest a little from the consequences of the air-conditioningthe user of TikTok @andymadrigalapublished a video in which he explains four tips to cool our home naturally.
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TikTok’s viral trick to cool your house without air conditioning
- Open all doors and windows in the room, making sure they are positioned in opposite locations. This method, known as crossed ventilationfacilitates the natural flow of air, generating currents that help disperse interior heat.
- Yes there are floors interior in the home, an essential trick is water them to refresh the environment. This simple act not only benefits your plants, but also helps maintain the humidity and in reducing thermal perception in space.
- During the hottest hours of the day, especially the snapa valid alternative is turn off appliances to avoid the generation of additional heat in the environments. This measure helps maintain a cooler temperature in the home and reduces the heat buildup in specific areas.
- A simple but effective method involves spray the curtains with water, avoiding soaking them completely. When air circulates through the damp curtains, it produces a pleasant cooling effect on the environment.
Cold symptoms in summer
- Irritation
- sneezing
- Snot
- Dry cough
- Sore throat
Source: Ambito
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