How To Fix Stuffy Heat In A Sunny Room

It also would make your room feel hot and stuffy when the sun blazes out of doors. That can be uncomfortable for you, especially when you want to play or do your homework. But don't worry! There are a few simple things you can do to help cool your room down and make it feel nice again. Here are a few easy tips to keep your sun-filled room feeling breezy!

How NOT To Cool Your Indoor Space? -- And Ventilation

One of the easiest ways to bring down the temperature in a sunparched room is to open the windows. This allows new air to enter and circulate around the room. A fan can also help push the hot air out and bring in cooler air. You may need an adult to help you reach the windows or turn on the fan, however!

Block Sunlight With Blinds or Curtains

The incoming sunlight through the windows can heat up a room. You can also cover up some of the sun’s rays with blinds or drapes. These can help make your room be shady and cool. And they can add some fun colors or designs to your room!

Consider a Portable Air Conditioner or Evaporative Cooler

If simply cracking the windows and using fans doesn’t do it, you can break out the portable air conditioner or evaporative cooler. These appliances help the room to be colder and more comfortable. Portable air conditioners pull in hot air, cool it down, and blow it back into the room. Evaporative coolers, which use water to cool air, can conserve energy. Just have an adult help you with putting these up!

Cooling and Fresh Air with Houseplants

Did you know that houseplants are capable of making a room cooler? Plants can also introduce moisture into the air, which can help keep the room feeling cooler. Not to mention, they can beautify your sunny space. You need to keep in mind that these plants are not accustomed to your region and therefore, ensure you have sufficient sunlight and do not require much water!

For More Air with the Fan,try Ice in Front of the Fan

For a fun way to cool your room, put a bowl of ice in front of a fan. The fan circulates air over the ice, which can provide a cool breeze. This simple yet inexpensive trick can be refreshing for your rooms. Just don’t touch the ice or lean too close to the fan blades!

To wrap up, there are so many simple methods for cooling down a sun facing room. From opening windows and running fans to adding houseplants and placing a bowl of ice in front of a fan, you have a lot of options. So the next time your room seems warm and stale, follow these tips and allow your space to be cozy and inviting again!