rsk 3. Plum Trees Plum trees are also easy to raise, with little pruning necessary. Plum trees need full sun to produce sweet fruit, so pick a planting site that gets at least six hours a day. In order to encourage the roots to grow out from the tree, gently spread and position them without too … Read more
2. Lemon Trees The leaves of the lemon tree are used to make tea and for preparing cooked meats and seafood. Lemon trees are a rich source of vitamin C, calcium, magnesium, iron, and potassium. Having a lemon tree will thus contribute positively to the environmental ecosystem of your home, giving you a beautiful and … Read more
5. Declutter Your Space Make sure that the house looks bright, neat, and airy because a cluttered home can feel uncomfortable and hot during the summer months. Avoid heavy carpets during the summer season. This will help you to feel cool in your living room. Throw out or recycle anything that you no longer use, … Read more
4. Energy-efficient lights Regular lights are not energy efficient and radiate a lot of excess heat which can quickly warm up the house. Use energy-efficient lights like LEDs or CFLs in high-use areas. Turn off lights when not in use. Most electronics that use electricity emit heat even when they are not in use. Unplug … Read more
3. Bring in greenery Plants like the areca palm tree, aloe vera, and ferns can keep indoors cool since they have the ability to absorb toxins in the air. Since these plants also look aesthetically pleasing, they look great in any corner. During those hot summer months, it’s best to water your garden in the … Read more
2. Use natural fabrics If you have ever used a leather couch in the summer heat, chances are you must have experienced how hot and sticky the material can feel. Light, airy, and breathable fabrics promote ventilation and airflow. Let’s be honest! Linen is the king of summer textiles. Lightweight and breathable due to its … Read more