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Heat & Drought

Protecting Your Home in a Heatwave

Keep the heat out and make one cool refuge. People matter more than the thermostat.

What to do
  1. 1Block sun on south/west windows with blinds, reflective film, or outside shade.
  2. 2Seal the house by day; ventilate at night when outdoor air is cooler.
  3. 3Create one 'cool room' on the lowest floor and spend the hottest hours there.
  4. 4Limit oven/stove use; cook outdoors or eat no-cook meals.
  5. 5Check on vulnerable family and neighbors twice a day.
Common mistakes to avoid
  • Cooling the whole house instead of one room
  • Heavy cooking that adds heat
  • Ignoring at-risk people
Good to know
  • A fan blowing across a tray of ice gives a quick DIY cooler.
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