Effective solutions for cooling your home

When the temperature outside rises above 25 degrees Celsius and the sun shines intensely through the windows, being at home can quickly become uncomfortable. During the summer, especially on the hot days of July and August, many people look for ways to keep their homes pleasantly cool. Fortunately, there are several solutions that help ease the summer heat and ensure better comfort both at home and in the office.

One of the most effective and long-term solutions is an air conditioner. These devices can quickly cool a room, and many models also function as heat pumps, meaning they can be used for heating during colder months as well. Although this solution requires professional installation and is more expensive than portable units, it offers the best results for larger spaces and year-round use.

If you're looking for something more flexible and easier to install, a mobile air conditioner is worth considering. These are portable devices that can be easily moved from one room to another. They do require a hose to vent hot air out through a window or wall, but they don’t need permanent installation.

Mobile air conditioners are especially popular in rental apartments or situations where a temporary solution with a smaller investment is needed. The only downside compared to a permanently installed unit is slightly higher noise levels and somewhat lower cooling capacity.

For those seeking an even simpler and more affordable option, an air cooler could be the answer. This device uses the principle of evaporating water to cool the air and also adds moisture to the room, which can be particularly beneficial in very dry conditions. Although its cooling capacity cannot be compared to an air conditioner, an air cooler is well-suited for smaller rooms and situations where light relief is needed – for example, while working or falling asleep.

Of course, classic fans shouldn't be forgotten either. While they don’t actually cool the air, they help move it around and create a cooler feeling on the skin. Fans are inexpensive, take up little space, and are a good temporary solution, especially when combined with other cooling methods. For those sensitive to noise, there are special fans with night modes that operate quietly.

In addition to technology, smart everyday strategies can also help combat the heat. Blinds, blackout curtains, and sun protection films keep direct sunlight out of rooms, preventing them from heating up too quickly. Ventilation should be planned for early morning or late evening, when outdoor temperatures are lower. It's also wise to avoid using heat-producing appliances – such as ovens, stoves, or dryers – during the hottest parts of the day. Houseplants can also help maintain a cooler indoor environment by adding moisture to the air and creating a natural microclimate.

The best solution depends primarily on the size of your home, your budget, and personal preferences.

At Cerbos, you'll find both wall-mounted air conditioners and mobile climate units to help you cope with the summer heat.