From menthol scents to smart ventilation, a Swiss researcher reveals five simple ways to reduce heat stress and stay comfortable at home – no air conditioner required.
What's the best way of coping with the hot weather in your home?
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Even without air conditioning, it is possible to significantly reduce the perceived temperature inside your home. A study by the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts has explored this question in a care home for elderly residents.
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