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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Ice pack in bed, lovely
Does it not get damp
Can’t be doing with another wet patch "
Not a proper one. Can put it in a plastic bag I guess if you don't want to get wet |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Take a hot water bottle and fill it with ice... Put it on your ankles
Tonight, refill with ice and and put it under your pillow wrapped in a tea towel ... When you wake up, turn the pillow over.. Lovely cool side everytime
Genius! You are welcome |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I was told years ago to open your loft hatch on hot days as heat rises, definitely makes a difference up stairs try it.
Any other ideas to help us all cool down"
Okay okay I'll come and gently fan you till you fall asleep |
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By *B69 OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Take a hot water bottle and fill it with ice... Put it on your ankles
Tonight, refill with ice and and put it under your pillow wrapped in a tea towel ... When you wake up, turn the pillow over.. Lovely cool side everytime
Genius! You are welcome"
Love a cool pillow |
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By *B69 OP Woman
over a year ago
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"I was told years ago to open your loft hatch on hot days as heat rises, definitely makes a difference up stairs try it.
Any other ideas to help us all cool down
Okay okay I'll come and gently fan you till you fall asleep"
So kind |
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Keep your bath filled with cold water, for extended dips when needed.
Do everything much more slowly than normal.
Turn electrical stuff off - except fridge and freezer
Keep doors closed, partitioning heat away from colder.
Cotton is better than synthetics on the bed
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'm that smug guy who bought an air con machine last year but before that I used to load up on fans and keep a spray bottle next to the bed. A misting of cold water always did the trick for me |
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By *B69 OP Woman
over a year ago
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"I'm that smug guy who bought an air con machine last year but before that I used to load up on fans and keep a spray bottle next to the bed. A misting of cold water always did the trick for me"
Well done you |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm that smug guy who bought an air con machine last year but before that I used to load up on fans and keep a spray bottle next to the bed. A misting of cold water always did the trick for me"
Damn Jealous |
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By *uzie69xTV/TS
over a year ago
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"I'm that smug guy who bought an air con machine last year"
I need to buy a portable AC unit.
I live in a Grade A energy efficient new build so toasty warm in winter (with hardly any heating on) but boiling hot in summers.
Any recommendations? |
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"I'm that smug guy who bought an air con machine last year
I need to buy a portable AC unit.
I live in a Grade A energy efficient new build so toasty warm in winter (with hardly any heating on) but boiling hot in summers.
Any recommendations?"
I got mine from B&Q and it's the GoodHome Takoma 4500BTU (they also do a 9000BTU just depends on the size of your room). Dead simple to set up & has a few different modes including dehumidify. I put it on 15 minutes before I go to bed and the room's nice and cold. It is a bit noisy but the background noise helps me sleep so that doesn't bother me. |
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