Monday, 28 June 2010

About Today: 20 Cheap Ways to Stay Cool

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From Jen Hubley, your About Today Editor
It's rather warm in my neck of the woods these days. How warm? Well, it's 10 AM and my makeup is lying in a pool on my shirt front. Also, I just checked the weather and the 10-day forecast said, "Just stay inside. Trust us."

20 Cheap Ways to Stay Cool
The trouble is, being comfortable indoors seems to mean air conditioning all holy heck out of your living space, which is expensive and wasteful, etc. So what's a thrifty, energy conscious person to do?

Recipes to Cool You off
I'm a big believer in cooling myself off from the outside in. After looking through these recipes, I've decided that I need about a gallon of chilled cucumber soup, and then I'll be fine.

How to Keep Cool in the Summer Without Air Conditioning
If you're smart about it, you can skip the AC altogether and still stay cool.

7 Types of Air Cooling Appliances
My favorite? The swamp cooler. I long to live in a climate where a swamp cooler is a viable option, if only because it has the neatest name of any appliance ever.

 


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