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Brrr! It’s cold in here - the coldest house around! From the drafty windows to the icy floors, this place is like a refrigerator. But don’t worry, there are plenty of ways to warm it up. With some insulation, a few space heaters and maybe even a fireplace, you can turn this chilly abode into a cozy home in no time. So grab your coat and let’s get started on making this the warmest house on the block!
What Is The Coldest I Can Keep My House? [Solved]
Well, in the Winter, the WHO says don’t set your thermostat lower than 64 degrees. That’s a must if you’ve got babies or seniors around. 70 degrees is even better for them.
Insulation: Proper insulation is essential for keeping a house cold. Make sure to use materials such as foam, fiberglass, and cellulose to keep the heat out and the cold in.
Windows: Install double-paned windows with low-emissivity coatings to reduce heat transfer from outside temperatures into the home.
Air Conditioning: Invest in an energy-efficient air conditioning system that can cool down your home quickly and efficiently without using too much energy or costing too much money.
Fans: Utilize ceiling fans or portable fans to circulate cool air throughout the house and help keep it at a comfortable temperature during hot summer days.
Shade: Plant trees around your home or install window shades on the exterior of your windows to block out direct sunlight from entering your home during peak hours of the day when it’s hottest outside.
Ventilation: Make sure you have proper ventilation in each room of your house so that stale air can be replaced with fresh, cooler air from outside sources like open windows or vents connected to an HVAC system
My house is the coldest! I swear, it’s like an icebox in here. I’m always shivering and huddling up in blankets. It’s so bad that my friends joke about me living in a freezer. But hey, at least I don’t have to worry about the AC bill!
