shot-button
Home > Lifestyle News > Culture News > Article > Mumbai heat TV actors and expert share tips to keep home interiors cool naturally in summer

Mumbai heat: TV actors and expert share tips to keep home interiors cool naturally in summer

Premium

Updated on: 28 May,2024 11:02 AM IST  |  Mumbai
Aakanksha Ahire | aakanksha.ahire@mid-day.com

From using wet curtains to growing houseplants, Indians have been using many hacks to keep home interiors cool in summer. As Mumbai experiences one of its worst heat and humidity, we invite actors and an expert who share tips on how to keep the interiors of your home cool and breezy naturally

Mumbai heat: TV actors and expert share tips to keep home interiors cool naturally in summer

In photo: Sumeet Raghavan(left)/Kishori Shahane Vij(Middle)/Mahesh Thakur(Right). Photo credits: Official Instagram handles

Key Highlights

  1. Place indoor fountains or bowls of water with floating candles or flowers around your home
  2. Use indoor plants such as ferns, peace lilies, or snake plants for a cooling effect
  3. Apply reflective window film to your windows to reduce heat entering from glass windows

Mumbai is currently witnessing a meltdown like never before. Although the season of monsoon is approaching, the city is nowhere near getting relief from the harsh sun and humid climate any time soon. Mumbaikars have held on to hand fans, sunglasses and cold beverages tightly to escape the summer heat but to no avail. 
 
While one is sure to get grilled on stepping outside, the heat has also permeated indoors making homes feel like hot air balloons. To help you keep your home interiors cool, Mid-day.com roped in actors and experts to seek friendly hacks.

"Exciting news! Mid-day is now on WhatsApp Channels Subscribe today by clicking the link and stay updated with the latest news!" Click here!


Mid-Day Web Stories

Mid-Day Web Stories

This website uses cookie or similar technologies, to enhance your browsing experience and provide personalised recommendations. By continuing to use our website, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy. OK