Post #1715817
2026-03-30 00:32 UTC
@likelyjanlukas
* Airflow: bathroom fans, stove hoods which actually exhaust outside.
* Airflow: an air-chute 'sail' hung out a window to redirect breeze inside - very diy, but often breaks rules.
* If you know what a swamp cooler is?
* Hot water bottles filled with ice/cold water - in the lap if you are sitting and working, or hung so it touches your back when standing.
* If the humidity is moderate or low, fine mist spray bottles (usually for plants) will help with evaporation cooling.
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@Amgine@mamot.fr 2026-03-30 00:33
@likelyjanlukas * shut off anything using electricity which is not necessary - lights, computers, charging plugs. Even plugged-in electric cords. * Shade if you can, especially large windows/sliding glass doors. Afternoon to sunset is strongest, so focus effort on those walls/windows. * house plants such as boston ferns use water to cool their leaves, and can cool the air slightly. Most everything is common sense things you already know, and do, but all I have to offer. 3/3 finis