What to do if the bungalow is hot in summer

The living environment of modern people has changed a lot. Most people live in buildings and villas and can no longer experience the traditional bungalow life. However, in some remote areas, bungalows are still the main type of people. Living in a bungalow requires adapting to the high temperature environment in summer, which is quite uncomfortable for most people. Let’s take a look at what to do when the bungalow is hot in summer? I hope everyone can understand.

1. Indoor air circulation

Clean the entire room and make the layout of the room as neat and bright as possible, reduce the accumulation of miscellaneous items, and help the circulation of the indoor space. In addition, attention should be paid to the time period for indoor and outdoor ventilation. Since the outdoor temperature is high during the day in summer, if the indoor doors and windows are wide open, the outside sunlight and heat will directly "attack" the room, causing the indoor temperature to soar rapidly. Therefore, try to open doors and windows for ventilation when it is cool in the morning and evening.

2. Replace furniture with simple shapes and cool tones

Then, furniture arrangement is also a factor that affects room temperature. Fabric, leather and other furniture will make people feel stuffy in summer. If you want to make your home cooler, you might as well replace the furniture with more iron, rattan and glass furniture with simple shapes and cool colors. Not only does it make people feel cool visually and tactilely, it can also absorb some of the heat in the room and assist in cooling down.

3. Choice of summer mat

Laying a cool mat on the bed is a traditional way to cool down. The materials of the cool mat and pillow mat include grass, linen, bamboo fiber, etc. It is easy to sweat in the summer, so try to choose natural, breathable and environmentally friendly textiles for bedroom bedding, such as pure cotton, linen, bamboo fiber, modal and other materials. They have strong moisture absorption, feel comfortable and soft, and can stay fresh even after long-term use.

4. Paste insulation paper on west-facing windows

Generally speaking, the room temperature in a west-facing house is higher in the afternoon, and it can be very stuffy in the summer. If you turn on the air conditioner in the afternoon, the accumulated electricity bill over the summer will be quite staggering! There is a kind of heat-insulating paper on the market that can block ultraviolet rays and heat radiation. It can be pasted on the window surface of the west-facing window to reduce the indoor temperature by 2 to 3 degrees. After installation, it is estimated that 20% of the air-conditioning electricity bill can be saved.