| "Think
Natural"
To keep your house cooler
in the summer, install shades, awnings or screens on windows facing
South and West to block light. Use exterior shading
devices or deciduous plants to shade your home from the sun.
Drink plenty of cool liquids
and wear light, loose comfortable clothing to help the body regulate
temperature when the thermostat is set higher
than normal.
Open windows to take advantage
of natural ventilation when the outdoor temperature permits. Make sure
your thermostats are set, so that your heating and air conditioning is
not operating when your windows are open.
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