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In reply to the discussion: Current temp at my house: 121.5 [View all]yellowdogintexas
(23,630 posts)79. cool showers and ceiling fans will also do the trick
We used to use reversed breezeboxes at night to pull the night air through the house. It would get fairly cool in the house.
Of course this was Kentucky, where it cools down at night and the humidity and the temperature are often the same. Sometimes it feels like you are walking into a wall. We call it "air you wear"
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The old adage "but it's only dry heat" doesn't apply well above 100 degrees, imo.
hlthe2b
Jun 2017
#5
I have a tiny house, and it is VERY well insulated. My electric has only gone over
Coventina
Jun 2017
#41
That's too hot. I think I'd pass out if I left the house in that heat. Poor you!
luvMIdog
Jun 2017
#30
was 70's/60's yesterday in milw wi, storm came thru + we are down to 50/60's.
pansypoo53219
Jun 2017
#39
It can come out of the taps boiling hot, so you need to let it run a few seconds.
Coventina
Jun 2017
#49
Only just shy of 100 degrees where I am today in Colorado, but I've felt sick all day...
hlthe2b
Jun 2017
#61
Probably very dangerous, as I would imagine less homes are air conditioned in Paris
Coventina
Jun 2017
#69
