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How do you stay cool in the summer?

How to stay cool?

  • Central A/C

    Votes: 27 44.3%
  • Individual room A/C unit(s)

    Votes: 11 18.0%
  • Shitty fan(s)

    Votes: 12 19.7%
  • Nothing; I'm hot, sweaty & miserable

    Votes: 6 9.8%
  • Nothing; I don't need anything...I'm naturally cool

    Votes: 11 18.0%

  • Total voters
    61
Rabbits can survive heat quite well, problem is they become climatized both very easily and quickly. I, and friends of mine, keep rabbits as well but we keep them outside, never inside. They survive 100F days no problem. Once you bring a rabbit inside to live, you must maintain that climate or yes, they will die.
Yup. Both alive and dead. :rofl:

But in reality, if a rabbit overheats, they will die. They don't pant like cats and dogs, and they don't sweat. One rabbit group I'm in, an Australian woman found her rabbit had passed because the AC unit in the room stopped working. Such is a harsh reality. But because of that very thing, especially with Loki having velvet thick fur, and Xiao Wu with wintry thick fur, I have the keep my AC at around 72 (throughout the house), which means my bedroom becomes a refrigerator.
 
10k btu AC in my bedroom window is all i need, keeps it nice and cool in here, the rest of my apartment gets hot as balls though.
 
Have no ac... but i do have this...
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Last night was a little sticky and warm in the house so this morning I took a quick look at the A/C unit outside. Cleaned away some leaves and whatnot and then set the thermostat to have it kick in, all hunky-dory. But its almost the middle of July and that's fairly late in the season for me to be start to cool down the house.....that said adding central air was one of the best decisions for a home upgrade.

How do the rest of you stay cool and keep your balls or lips from sticking to the furniture?

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Room ACs. 💜💨
 
Last night was a little sticky and warm in the house so this morning I took a quick look at the A/C unit outside. Cleaned away some leaves and whatnot and then set the thermostat to have it kick in, all hunky-dory. But its almost the middle of July and that's fairly late in the season for me to be start to cool down the house.....that said adding central air was one of the best decisions for a home upgrade.

How do the rest of you stay cool and keep your balls or lips from sticking to the furniture?

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I live in a relatively low humidity area now and we have central evaporative air con which works very well.

When I lived in Darwin, hotter and more humid than Florida, we had compressor aircons in each room which also worked well but used a hell of a lot of electricity to run.

We have fans here too which also work well.

We heat in the winter with wood which I cut.
 
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