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Make Your Home Comfier with These Great Tips
Posted On: May 7, 2018
The summer heat, as well as the humidity, can make your home just as comfortable as it is during the winter, but there are some things that you can do and tools that you can use to keep your abode as comfortable as possible – no matter how hot it gets outdoors.
Here are some few great tips that will help you beat the heat and that will keep you as cool as possible throughout the summer months: OPEN THE WINDOWS AT THE RIGHT TIME.
As tempting as it is to open up the windows and to let some fresh air into your home, know that the best time to open your windows is when you know that the air outside is cooler than the air inside your home.
If you open your windows when it is hot outside will only make your home feel hotter.
Remember that hot air rises, so you can make a natural draft in your home just by simply opening up the windows on your lower floor – preferable on the shadier side – as well as the windows upstairs that are located on the hotter side of your property.
You can also place a window-mounted fan in the window upstairs.
CHECK YOUR HOME’S INSULATION.
Insulation is known to you warm throughout the winter, but the right insulation can also keep your home cooler during the summer.
Simply put, if there are some areas in your home where air can leak from the outside, then there will also be less hot air that can penetrate and drive the temperature up inside your home.
If you locate air leaks, then make sure to seal them off if you want to save on energy bills.
It is a wise move to add additional insulation whenever necessary if you want to save even more money and you want to remain more comfortable.
BE WISE WITH YOUR LANDSCAPING.
It is good to take steps inside your home, but remember, you can also take steps outside of your house to keep every room cool throughout the summer.
For instance, you should consider planting some trees and shrubs near the east-facing and west-facing windows of your property.
These plants and trees will provide shade from the harsh summer rays, thus, promoting a cooler temperature inside your home.
If, however, you cannot plant these shrubs or trees, you can instead set up curtains or blinds that can help perform the same duty from the inside of your home.
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