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Cooling advice for European homes that weren't built for heat.

European homes are getting hotter. Here's how to cool yours.

Clear, practical cooling advice for renters, flat dwellers, families, remote workers, and owners of older homes that were built for winter rather than heatwaves.

Portable AC

Quick relief when one room is unbearable.

Shading

Block heat before it gets through the glass.

Fans

Useful when chosen and placed properly.

Heat pumps

Permanent cooling that can also heat in winter.

Renters

Reversible fixes that protect your deposit.

Install quotes

For when temporary fixes are no longer enough.

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Europe is getting hotter

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Featured guides

Start with the room that's too hot tonight

Quick relief vs permanent solution

A portable AC can be a bridge, not the whole plan.

If one room becomes unbearable each summer, a portable unit can help immediately while you decide whether split AC or an air-to-air heat pump makes sense. Use the temporary fix to learn which rooms need serious attention.

Faster

Fan

Faster

Shading

Faster

Portable AC

Longer-term

Split AC

Longer-term

Air-to-air heat pump

Longer-term

Install quote

Use fast fixes to get through the heatwave; use the pattern they reveal to plan a quieter, more efficient setup later.

Heatwave notes

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