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Help, how do you cool down when the temperature is 35+ degrees Celsius (sorry Americans, I’m not doing the conversion, my European mind is too proud to do so)

Eugenia Karageorgiadi wrote: 14 Jul 2024, 06:52 Help, how do you cool down when the temperature is 35+ degrees Celsius (sorry Americans, I’m not doing the conversion, my European mind is too proud to do so)

If it's just a fever with excessive sweating, have a sponge bath to reduce the symptoms. Usually bathing or washing away your sweat helps to cool down your body.

If you have any electric fans lying around you find as many as you can and turn them up to the highest setting. Put a bottle of water in the fridge so you have some cold water if you don't already, and sometimes (not always though haha) it's colder outside then in. AC helps as well

Shubhangi Kanjilal wrote: 14 Jul 2024, 07:41

Eugenia Karageorgiadi wrote: 14 Jul 2024, 06:52 Help, how do you cool down when the temperature is 35+ degrees Celsius (sorry Americans, I’m not doing the conversion, my European mind is too proud to do so)

If it's just a fever with excessive sweating, have a sponge bath to reduce the symptoms. Usually bathing or washing away your sweat helps to cool down your body.

It’s not a fever, it is just the temperature of the environment (honestly, you would be below the normal temperature if your body was at 35 degrees) Thanks though, will do it later. (Fingers crossed there will be enough cold water, the water gets heated by the sun so… We’ll see if I can cool down.

Cass Ito wrote: 14 Jul 2024, 07:42 If you have any electric fans lying around you find as many as you can and turn them up to the highest setting. Put a bottle of water in the fridge so you have some cold water if you don't already, and sometimes (not always though haha) it's colder outside then in. AC helps as well

We have like, 1 fan and it is open, so is the AC. In my country it is SCORCHING HOT and like, we are trying to survive without going outside. It is terrible. With the AC, it is a bit better, but the temperature is like 29 degrees. Mind you, my time zone is GMT+3 (summer time, not normal) and it is the damn morning. How will we survive in the moon?

I wish you luck, it's winter and we have the fire on here

Eugenia Karageorgiadi wrote: 14 Jul 2024, 08:09

Shubhangi Kanjilal wrote: 14 Jul 2024, 07:41

Eugenia Karageorgiadi wrote: 14 Jul 2024, 06:52 Help, how do you cool down when the temperature is 35+ degrees Celsius (sorry Americans, I’m not doing the conversion, my European mind is too proud to do so)

If it's just a fever with excessive sweating, have a sponge bath to reduce the symptoms. Usually bathing or washing away your sweat helps to cool down your body.

It’s not a fever, it is just the temperature of the environment (honestly, you would be below the normal temperature if your body was at 35 degrees) Thanks though, will do it later. (Fingers crossed there will be enough cold water, the water gets heated by the sun so… We’ll see if I can cool down.

Cass Ito wrote: 14 Jul 2024, 07:42 If you have any electric fans lying around you find as many as you can and turn them up to the highest setting. Put a bottle of water in the fridge so you have some cold water if you don't already, and sometimes (not always though haha) it's colder outside then in. AC helps as well

We have like, 1 fan and it is open, so is the AC. In my country it is SCORCHING HOT and like, we are trying to survive without going outside. It is terrible. With the AC, it is a bit better, but the temperature is like 29 degrees. Mind you, my time zone is GMT+3 (summer time, not normal) and it is the damn morning. How will we survive in the moon?

In my country, well we have winter at 20s to 30 degree celcius. Summer for us is around 45 degrees.