Experts recommend blocking sunlight, creating cross-ventilation, and using damp cloths to cool your home naturally
Beat the heatwave without a fan or AC in 3 easy steps
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As heatwaves become more frequent, keeping homes cool without relying on fans or air conditioning is possible with three simple steps, according to experts. First, block out sunlight during the hottest part of the day by closing curtains or blinds, especially on windows facing the sun. Second, create cross-ventilation by opening windows on opposite sides of the house during cooler morning and evening hours. Third, use damp cloths or towels on your skin or near open windows to lower the temperature through evaporation. These methods can help maintain a comfortable indoor environment without electricity.
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