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By *exysquaddie OP   Man
over a year ago

derby

So I have a question for the floor. What you all doing to keep cool with this heatwave. (I’m keeping cool with my fan in my house and keeping cool with my Ac during my nightshift)

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By *urora1912Woman
over a year ago

Norfolk East anglia

Fan on in the bedroom

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By *ymbunnyfitCouple
over a year ago

East Yorkshire

Just enjoying the beautiful weather as won’t last xx lots of cold drink and tiny summer dresses helps to xx

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By *uxom redCouple
over a year ago

Shrewsbury

I'm a menopauseal woman I'm not full stop!

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By *he Vital SparkMan
over a year ago

Preston

Cold drinks, cold showers, linen shirts and AC in bedroom.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

Windows and curtains closed during the day, open at night

Drinking lots of water (in the fridge/freezer), cutting back on caffeine, no alcohol.

Minimising physical activity

Staying indoors. If going outdoors, seeking shade (plus sunscreen, hat, and long sleeves and trousers)

No hot food

Computers and television off

Fan

Sleeping under a flat sheet, no duvet

Wet flannel on the back of my neck is a move I haven't used yet, but I will.

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By *exysquaddie OP   Man
over a year ago

derby

Not good. I bet your warm all the time.

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By *exysquaddie OP   Man
over a year ago

derby


"Windows and curtains closed during the day, open at night

Drinking lots of water (in the fridge/freezer), cutting back on caffeine, no alcohol.

Minimising physical activity

Staying indoors. If going outdoors, seeking shade (plus sunscreen, hat, and long sleeves and trousers)

No hot food

Computers and television off

Fan

Sleeping under a flat sheet, no duvet

Wet flannel on the back of my neck is a move I haven't used yet, but I will."

I’ve not tried the flannel yet. Sounds a good idea.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm a menopauseal woman I'm not full stop! "

Feel your pain x

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Windows and curtains closed during the day, open at night

Drinking lots of water (in the fridge/freezer), cutting back on caffeine, no alcohol.

Minimising physical activity

Staying indoors. If going outdoors, seeking shade (plus sunscreen, hat, and long sleeves and trousers)

No hot food

Computers and television off

Fan

Sleeping under a flat sheet, no duvet

Wet flannel on the back of my neck is a move I haven't used yet, but I will.

I’ve not tried the flannel yet. Sounds a good idea. "

I've also got two in the freezer just in case

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By *exysquaddie OP   Man
over a year ago

derby


"Windows and curtains closed during the day, open at night

Drinking lots of water (in the fridge/freezer), cutting back on caffeine, no alcohol.

Minimising physical activity

Staying indoors. If going outdoors, seeking shade (plus sunscreen, hat, and long sleeves and trousers)

No hot food

Computers and television off

Fan

Sleeping under a flat sheet, no duvet

Wet flannel on the back of my neck is a move I haven't used yet, but I will.

I’ve not tried the flannel yet. Sounds a good idea.

I've also got two in the freezer just in case "

Good thinking Batman lol.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

My house is quite cool during the day so that is nice, at night just windows open and fan on.

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By *arahtom86Couple
over a year ago

ramsgate

Drinking lots of water

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm a menopauseal woman I'm not full stop! "

I feel you! I'm the same too

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By *izandpaulCouple
over a year ago

merseyside


"Windows and curtains closed during the day, open at night

Drinking lots of water (in the fridge/freezer), cutting back on caffeine, no alcohol.

Minimising physical activity

Staying indoors. If going outdoors, seeking shade (plus sunscreen, hat, and long sleeves and trousers)

No hot food

Computers and television off

Fan

Sleeping under a flat sheet, no duvet

Wet flannel on the back of my neck is a move I haven't used yet, but I will."

It's fine at home but do you have A/C in work.

I'm not too bad, A/C in most areas but driving to and from work is a nightmare, putting towels on steering wheel so I can touch it when driving.

Never seen so many people in the sea today, still cold.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Windows and curtains closed during the day, open at night

Drinking lots of water (in the fridge/freezer), cutting back on caffeine, no alcohol.

Minimising physical activity

Staying indoors. If going outdoors, seeking shade (plus sunscreen, hat, and long sleeves and trousers)

No hot food

Computers and television off

Fan

Sleeping under a flat sheet, no duvet

Wet flannel on the back of my neck is a move I haven't used yet, but I will.

It's fine at home but do you have A/C in work.

I'm not too bad, A/C in most areas but driving to and from work is a nightmare, putting towels on steering wheel so I can touch it when driving.

Never seen so many people in the sea today, still cold.

"

I remember burning my fingers to the point of welts on the seatbelt buckle when I was a kid

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

Also - I work from home so... I'll be ok

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By *ccidentprone2023Man
over a year ago

middlesbrough

Heatwave more like block wave lol

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

Extra glass of water by the bed and just a sheet for beddy byes.

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By *ayHaychMan
over a year ago

Leeds (Home) / Sheffield (Work)

Have the fan on at night pointing towards me. I have a spray bottle (like the ones you buy for cleaning) filled with water. Every so often a few sprays in the direction of the fan and I get a cool misty breeze blown back. The air feels cooler then

Wring out a soaking cold wet towel and use it at night when it gets too hot.

Tempted to but a standing AC unit but how often will I actually use it in the UK :/

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