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Cool your home during 40C heat surge using one item you likely have in garden
As 90 million people across Europe continue to swelter in a record-breaking summer heatwave, many Brits are likely looking for efficient ways to beat the sweltering heat
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mirror.co.uk
Simple heatwave cooling remedy to drop temperature inside homes instantly
There's one standout 'natural cooling' hack that is easy to do and completely free which will keep homes cool during the heatwave — approved by a British Gas engineer.
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All UK households urged to put tin foil in windows this week
The heatwave is officially back, and households are being urged to use a simple trick to keep their homes cool - and it's cheap too.
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Make fan an air-con unit during 40C heat surge with two common household items
As a UK heatwave sends temperatures soaring, one woman has shared a simple DIY cooling hack that uses a frozen water bottle and a fan to keep cool - and you probably own…
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Rooms stay cooler on hot nights if you hang item from window
A British Gas engineer has shared a number of home cooling tips - including one that may seem a little bit odd
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theguardian.com
‘Lawns don’t need watering!’ How to garden in a heatwave, from recycling bathwater to making the most of shade
Whether you have a few pots on a balcony or an expanse of greenery, here’s how to help everything thrive when the mercury spikes
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Keep your house cool in a heatwave - no fan or air con needed
Keeping your house cool can be a challenge, but there are simple ways to beat the heat.
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Banish flies from home and garden during 40C heatwave with two kitchen items
As the UK braces itself for the hottest June day ever, there is one simple hack that may help deter flies from your home and garden - and it only requires two common kitchen…
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Keep cool during hot weather with item that's 'better than air conditioning'
A woman has shared a method to keep cool during these soaring temperatures using something you probably already have at home, and some say is even 'better than air conditioning'
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dailymail.com
The unconventional ways to stay cool while travelling
As temperatures climb towards 40°C, savvy travellers are turning to everything from frozen water bottles to cooling patches to escape the sweltering heat.
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Brits urged to move common item out of the garage
The UK is set to sizzle in a heatwave this week, with temperatures expected to reach 34C in some areas. But homeowners are being advised to check their garages, sheds and lofts…
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People warned avoid 'cooling' mistake - it could make you hotter
Many areas across the UK will reach around 36C with London set to hit 37C today, June 24
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Viral UK heatwave tin foil and window tips tested - do they actually work?
As the UK bakes in a record-breaking heatwave with temperatures reaching 40C, people are desperate for quick cooling solutions — we tested the most viral hacks to see if they…
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I lived through 40C heat in Madrid — these are the tricks I use now in UK
After living through Spanish summers in a flat without air conditioning, these are the heatwave habits I still swear by
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independent.co.uk
Eight cheap tips for keeping your home cool that you may have missed
Combat the heatwave with these quick tips and tricks
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Cool your home during 40C heat surge using one item you likely have in garden
As 90 million people across Europe continue to swelter in a record-breaking summer heatwave, many Brits are likely looking for efficient ways to beat the sweltering heat
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Brit shares 'ridiculous' room cooling hack that's ideal in UK heatwave
Dean Cooper has shared his unique method for keeping his rooms cool during the June heatwave - and all you need is two common household items to ensure a 'better sleep' too
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Expert shares daily morning hack to survive 'heat strain' as temperatures soar
A heatwave expert from Australia has suggested a major tip to help Britons to manage during the latest heatwave, one which has seen temperatures rise close to 40C