Examinerlive Innovative Curtain Techniques to Combat Summer Heatwaves
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- •Experts recommend 'window stacking' to enhance home cooling during heatwaves.
- •Keeping windows closed during peak heat hours can help maintain cooler indoor temperatures.
- •Thermal and blackout curtains are effective in blocking heat and sunlight.
As the UK faces another heatwave, experts suggest effective methods to keep homes cool. One technique, 'window stacking,' involves layering curtains and blinds to block heat while maintaining airflow. Thermal and blackout curtains serve as the outer layer, effectively blocking sunlight. Sheer curtains and double roller blinds can also help manage light and temperature. A personal account from a homeowner highlights the effectiveness of keeping windows closed during peak heat hours, contrary to common belief. This method reportedly resulted in a cooler home environment during the heatwave. The advice aims to help families, especially those with children, cope with the rising temperatures.
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