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The article offers tips for managing a heat wave in the house. Recommendations include saving money on air conditioning, limiting house moisture by moving indoor plants outside, taking a bath or shower to cool down, and separating overheated attics from other rooms in a house. Tips for circulating a breeze through the house by using fans and windows are also included.

The article discusses some tips on how to stay cool during summer and at the same time cut energy costs. As human comfort range from 72 degrees-78 degrees Fahrenheit, one may fan herself as it extends it to 82 degrees Fahrenheit. Heat buildup comes in through windows which in turn make the alternating current work two or three times harder. With this, it is important to close curtains on south-and-west-facing windows during the day. One may plant a tree as it can lessen indoor temperatures.

The article presents ways to simmer down the summer heat. To keep the home cool and to save on electricity keep heat-generating appliances away from the air conditioning window unit, so it does not run as long and hard. Also pull shades or curtains during the day. Drink ice tea. Cool the room at night by placing a bowl of ice water in front of the fan.

The article focuses on the portable cooler Norcord SummerSeat. The cooler uses an adjustable, built-in fan to pull the hot air away from one's back and legs. It has a 12-volt car plug and AC connector.