How to Stay COOL without AC? | Grid Down | No Power | Tips and Tricks

How to survive 100+ degrees without air-conditioning? What if the grid goes down and there is no power in your house?
How to keep your body cool in extreme heat conditions?
Here are a few advises from my travels abroad to countries without air conditioning and hot summers.
Stay cool and safe!
Keep hydrated!

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#heatwave

[pattyprice]

Taking cold showers
Playing in the creeks n ponds
Here is few more to help

[citygal]

I’m with you in Texas. Made clarified butter yesterday inside my RV just leaving it on the counter.

[wendyhigh]

Great tips. Thanks for sharing. Keep posting.

[benzoverakers]

Hope you an keep power! The powers to be may have other ideas about that. Love the tips.

[CocinandoconAmpy]

Hola preciosa amiga, me ha encanta tu entusiasmo, siempre intentando ayudar con tus lindos y prácticos consejos… esta vez para mantenernos más frescos… en Andalucía hacemos siesta después de almorzar… con el calor que hace nadie sale a la calle a determinadas horas… como tú muy bien has dicho, se madruga para trabajar y se aprovechan las horas fresquitas… por la noche, en los pueblos, las personas mayores salen a la puerta de sus casas con sus sillas, y se juntan con otros vecinos y así pasan el rato fresquitos y hablando… gracias, por compartir tantos vídeos, todos ellos maravillosos y muy interesantes. Un abrazo preciosa

[downunderfulla]

Growing up we only had fans. During summer it was mostly between 100-115 degrees even at night. We’d all have buckets with water and a few washers or tea towels. We’d dip the cloth, ring it, wave it around a bit to cool it then lay it in ourselves just to try and get sleep. Sometimes we also had a spray bottle each for misting🍺🍺

[dorisartman]

Thank you so much for sharing your tips!

[journeyalongwithshannonakajaws]

Good afternoon Anne. We have those rolling black outs and they’re horrible because it’s always during the hottest part of the day. We want a generator. Yes my friend doesn’t have ac and she’s always doing her chores early in the morning to get done. Growing up we would put our box fan in the windows to bring in more air. Great tips Anne

[HillCountryPrepper]

The humidity down here is a killer, and that is the only reason why evaporator coolers are pretty much ineffective along the coast. However, they do work very well in low-humidity areas. Great content, Anne!

[selenadansfield]

Fun fact for the older ladies: standing in front of an open door of the freezer section helps with hot flashes. You are welcome.

[johnrogers]

Merci pour les informations utiles. I remember spending hot summer days in Florida as a kid and going into air conditioned convenient stores. We would lie on the floor until they made us leave. Also, many of the homes I remember as a youth here in Mississippi had these real high ceilings. I suppose that allowed the heat to rise some. Have a great weekend.

[scratchinpetepa]

Nice tips my friend! Thanks for sharing. All of these work very well. You do the best you can to stay cool...fans, fans and more fans lol.

[DebbiesHomeplace]

Great tips Anne. I pray the grid doesn't go down. I saw the other day a commercial on you tube where they attached two frozen bottles of water to a fan. I bet that would work. Of course that is if the power is working.

[CaponeCabin]

We actually are not putting in central heat or air in our cabin we are building. We also are building our home to be self cooling 😎

[FindingHappinessInAllYouDo]

hey love great tps we have done this before as well lol have a great weekend beautiful

[annatheinnotz]

It is just blazing hot here🥵 I have started staying up at night, and sleeping from 10 to 4pm. My son is home for the summer and my husband keeps a normal schedule still. Also, I put bottles of water in the freezer and wrap them, which makes them freeze soft. If we lose power here, it would be deadly. People here are climatized to air conditioners!