How to keep the house cool if there is no A/C?

 Hot air also comes out from the fan. How to keep the house cool in the scorching sun and heat living on the upper floor?

 

Nowadays, in the heat of Karachi, the health has become unwell and no one wants to work. Even after completing a task, the health becomes so moderate that the health does not recover until an energy drink is taken.

Extreme heat can cause serious health problems, such as heat stroke and exhaustion, so staying cool becomes extremely important.

Of course, you must have heard of many ways to freshen up your home, but today we are going to tell you some simple ways that you can not only refresh and cool your home environment in the scorching heat, but the best part is: These methods are environment friendly and have no side effects.

But what if you don't have access to air conditioning? Or what if the power goes out or is cut?

Remember that the heat rises.

Do you remember fire safety lessons from your childhood? "Stop, drop, and roll," as is the fact that the heat is increasing. These tips are important in extreme conditions, but can also help in normal hot conditions. If the temperature in your house is dropping, stay down. Keep the house low and move the mattress to the floor for the night if necessary.

Open the window at night.

Be sure to open the windows on the highest floors of your home to let out warm air if you have many floors. To cool the house more quickly, you can even place fans on the upper-level windows so that the air coming out of them is exhausted outside.

Avoid blocking airflow when using fans. Try not to cover windows with thick curtains, curtains, or blinds, and keep interior doors open.

Put a cover over your windows.

Since they protect the sun before it reaches the glass, an awning or shutters on the outside are excellent. It is best to use blinds. Look for energy-saving solutions, such as cellular shades that create a barrier with the glass trapping air within the honeycomb shapes. This keeps cool air contained within your home and prevents heat from entering and circulating through it. Another method to help regulate the amount of light and heat that enters your home is to use blackout curtains and blinds.

Tat or Khus Curtains.

Every house used to have khus or tat curtains, which provided a cool and scented environment while blocking the heat of the sun. To keep the air in the refrigerator fresh, there is still a piece of muslin inside. Additionally, you should dampen the curtains on your windows and doors to enjoy the cold breeze.

Create cold air at home.

To temporarily get rid of the heat, it is not necessary to buy an expensive air conditioner. Alternatively, a fan and water bottles can be used to cool a space. You can place the bottles in the back or freeze them and place them in front of the fan.

In Spain, this technique is used to reduce heat. Large clay pots and jugs filled with water are kept in rooms and hallways called "botejos" in Spanish homes. By absorbing warm air from the room, pitcher clay reduces the temperature of the water and surrounding air. A matka filled with water placed in front of or below the fan will quickly reduce the temperature of the room.

Make the roof of the house green.

The strong rays of the sun first fall on the roof of the house and the walls of the house become very hot. But if planted, plants will keep the roof of your home cool by absorbing the sun's heat. For this, we will give you the best idea of ​​having a garden on the roof of your house, which will refresh the house and also provide seasonal vegetables and fruits easily.

Of course, by following these things, we can cool our house to a great extent in this summer season. We harness the forces of nature carefully, using well-placed fans to remove the oppressive heat of the day and bring in refreshing night air. In ancient times we decorate our rooms with lush greenery.