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7 GENIUS TRICKS TO STAY COOL WITHOUT AIR CONDITIONING






Rather than spending this summer sizzling away in the heat, we thought we’d come up with a few easy (and mostly cheap) ways to cool down your house. Here are seven clever tricks from the experts to help you stay cool inside this summer.







Use your ceiling fans
Remember the ceiling fans cool the person - not the room - so turn them off when not in use. 


Swap out your lights
Swap out your old, hot incandescents for energy-efficient bulbs. 


Cool the room with ice
A couple of bags of ice and a fan is all you need to hack the heat this summer. 





Reduce the heat coming in
Thick dark curtains with white reflective backings are best!


Limit appliance use
Running the dryer, dishwasher, oven, etc., can produce a lot of heat in the home. 


Get a Swamp Cooler 
Just in case you don't know what a swamp cooler is (because we didn't!):  What in the world is a swamp cooler? 


Buy a cooling necktie
It's a real thing! Try a Kool Tie to feel comfortable on a sweltering day. 









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PREP FOR WINTER WITH OUR FALL MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST
It's time to prepare your home to withstand winter weather. Follow our fall checklist for must-do repairs and seasonal maintenance tips
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HERE'S HOW TO KEEP YOUR DOG SAFE ON HALLOWEEN
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7 GARAGE ITEMS YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DONATED THIS FALL
Before the holiday rush sets in, it’s a smart move to take a little time during the fall to declutter this space and donate what you no longer need
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21 OF THE SPOOKIEST PLACES IN GREATER CINCINNATI
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10 GREATER CINCINNATI SPOTS THAT HAVE APPEARED IN MOVIES
From classic diners and mid-century steakhouses to Art Deco hotels and train-stations-turned-museums, here are 10 spots around Cincinnati that have appeared on the silver screen
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WHY WE STAY UP TOO LATE: REVENGE BEDTIME PROCRASTINATION
Ever stay up too late just to squeeze in “me time”? There’s actually a name for that.
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9 MOOD-LIFTING IDEAS FOR A COZIER HOME THIS WINTER
Banish the winter blahs for a radically better outlook this season.
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COLOR CAPPING: THE BIGGEST INTERIOR DESIGN TREND OF 2026
There’s a softer, more sophisticated paint trend on the rise. Color capping layers graduated shades, making rooms feel taller.
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Bryan Hoelzer & Kathryn Hoelzer Team Hoelzer 
513-839-5595 | 513-839-5003
[email protected]




   



   



 
Bryan Hoelzer & Kathryn Hoelzer Team Hoelzer 
513-839-5595 | 513-839-5003
[email protected]