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Jimbuna 07-14-13 04:45 PM

Eight low-tech ways to keep cool in a heatwave
 
I love the 'eat a curry option' :sunny:

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Soaring temperatures in the UK have been welcome for some. But how can people keep comfortable when the mercury rises?
There are a number of simple solutions which might not always be obvious
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-23255554

Wolferz 07-14-13 04:55 PM

I can only think of one worthwhile way tp cool off...

COLD BEER
:Kaleun_Cheers:

Red October1984 07-14-13 05:09 PM

Or if you're me....

MILK! or....ROOT BEER!

soopaman2 07-14-13 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Red October1984 (Post 2084230)
Or if you're me....

MILK! or....ROOT BEER!


I can vouch for beer personally, although in my case it has bad side effects.

Like divorce, even more raving rants than I give already, slurring anger, etc..

I loves me some milk, cold to near frozen. mmmmmm.

That and your air conditioner, it is 90f plus for the next week here.

Red October1984 07-14-13 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by soopaman2 (Post 2084235)
I can vouch for beer personally, although in my case it has bad side effects.

Like divorce, even more raving rants than I give already, slurring anger, etc..

I loves me some milk, cold to near frozen. mmmmmm.

That and your air conditioner, it is 90f plus for the next week here.

I don't plan on drinking. I've said that multiple times. I see too much bad come from it in my community.

AC is a wonderful invention too...it's also pretty good when the vents are above a ceiling fan. :sunny:

TarJak 07-14-13 06:31 PM

Lying on a linoleum floor is another good way to cool off. Particularly if its built on a concrete slab. Acts as a great heat sink.

Red October1984 07-14-13 06:52 PM

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Originally Posted by TarJak (Post 2084246)
Lying on a linoleum floor is another good way to cool off. Particularly if its built on a concrete slab. Acts as a great heat sink.

I can vouch for that.

That works wonders. Hardwood is good too. Of course you could just get a freezer that sits horizontally and lay in it. :arrgh!:

nikimcbee 07-14-13 07:08 PM

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Wear wet clothes
Giggity.

White T-shirt...

Giggity.

TarJak 07-14-13 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Red October1984 (Post 2084249)
I can vouch for that.

That works wonders. Hardwood is good too. Of course you could just get a freezer that sits horizontally and lay in it. :arrgh!:

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Originally Posted by nikimcbee (Post 2084252)
Giggity.

White T-shirt...

Giggity.

The last two posts are getting creepy.:shucks:

WernherVonTrapp 07-14-13 08:10 PM

5 minutes in a cold shower always lasts a long time for me.:up:

CaptainMattJ. 07-14-13 08:24 PM

take one of those spray bottles, clean anything that may be inside it, fill it with water and mist it onto your face. having 105 degree weather in the valleys of california i can vouch for this as well.

Red October1984 07-14-13 08:47 PM

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Originally Posted by TarJak (Post 2084254)
The last two posts are getting creepy.:shucks:

You know what else works on a hot day?

A popsicle... :up: I've got a ton in my freezer... :03:

Tribesman 07-15-13 01:48 AM

Wear a big coat, then you can feel cooler when you take it off.

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I love the 'eat a curry option' :sunny:
It wotks.
I am surprised the BBC didn't mention a cup of tea, that works too.

Jimbuna 07-15-13 08:16 AM

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Originally Posted by TarJak (Post 2084254)
The last two posts are getting creepy.:shucks:

Well you gave the encouragement :)

Platapus 07-15-13 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by TarJak (Post 2084246)
Lying on a linoleum floor is another good way to cool off. Particularly if its built on a concrete slab. Acts as a great heat sink.

Doesn't the laying on the floor kinda go along with the drinking of beer? :D


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