Ask Angi: How can homeowners handle summer heat?
First publishedJul 29, 15:00 UTC
Last updatedJul 30, 13:00 UTC · 6m ago
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Answer
Homeowners can handle summer heat by using fans, keeping windows closed during the hottest part of the day, and using shades to block sunlight.
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The heat can put stress on homes. Homeowners need to take care of their homes during summer. They can use fans and shades to stay cool.
Why it matters
Homeowners should care about this because they want to keep their homes safe and comfortable during hot weather.
In brief
- What can homeowners do to handle summer heat?
- They can use fans, keep windows closed, and use shades.
- Why is summer heat a problem for homes?
- The heat can put added stress on homes outside and in.
- How can homeowners stay cool?
- They can use fans and shades to block sunlight.
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