Tips to Stay Cool with No Air Conditioner?

[Azul]

Cheap ass


No but seriously Honeywell fans work very well at keeping you cool.


Honeywell® Table Air Circulator Fan

Have this by your bed and you should be good

 

[ORDER_66]

 

[Harry Sax]

I feel u...some days it’s cool, some days I be drippin in sweat just sitting there

it’s the worst when it’s midnight and I’m down to my draws because it’s so hot...and I walk outside and it’s even hotter

 

[Kyle Barker]

Keep some bottled water in the freezer if you have one close by.

 

[lone_druid]

I don't know where you live, OP, but at least in the Northeast like Jersey, it's the humidity which is way worse. 80 degrees isn't too bad to deal with if it wasn't for the accompanying 60%+ humidity that usually follows. Check if you can get a dehumidifier if your pockets are on E(mpty) and can't afford that AC.

 

[8WON6]

 

[Hawaiian Punch]

That’s actually kinda genius

 

[get these nets]

This redneck shyt looks like it might work.

 

[Mʀ2ᴋDᴇᴇᴢ]

Connect a sprinkler to a hose and put it in your room

 

[Kwabena]

Inhuman conditions

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

Get certs nikka

 

[homiedontplaydat]

Repairing or replacing a central air unit isn't cheap, running you anywhere from $3,000 to $5,000.

Duh nikka that's why i mentioned the window unit

 

[tremonthustler1]

small misty fan. Besides that, don't move so much

 

[east]

use ice

these things only work in super dry conditions. if you live in a humid place, this thing is actually a heater, not an air conditioner, not to mention that it's a vector for legionnaire's disease. i'm way too lazy to explain the thermodynamics behind it tho plus i'm too far gone off that tito's lol.

this is also a heater, not an a/c, unless you're buying/stealing your ice from outside your home, in which case it's technically an a/c but it's so ineffective that there's no point using it.

edit: i found an old ass reddit post where where ppl in the comments explain why the second one doesn't work, the breh there made a super intricate fan but it's the same thing from a physics perspective.

 

[Paper Boi]

these things only work in super dry conditions. if you live in a humid place, this thing is actually a heater, not an air conditioner, not to mention that it's a vector for legionnaire's disease. i'm way too lazy to explain the thermodynamics behind it tho plus i'm too far gone off that tito's lol.

this is also a heater, not an a/c, unless you're buying/stealing your ice from outside your home, in which case it's technically an a/c but it's so ineffective that there's no point using it.

fair enough.

i live in cali