Keeping cool in French heatwave

[Jonsguk]

A friend of mine has bought a portable cooler from a company called Evapolar.com still waiting to hear how he's got on with it, but they get good reviews.

 

[soulstyledevon]

Couple of cheap USB fans can help.
Although, you need to cello-tape them to your face to feel any real benefit.

 

[DavidofHook]

Couple of cheap USB fans can help.
Although, you need to cello-tape them to your face to feel any real benefit.

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Yep, we took one of these with us. Left it running all night pointing at us as we lay in bed downstairs. Well worth having, I agree although the sellotape trick didn’t work for us!

 

[a892374923874]

These worked nicely for us, variable speed, more than enough breeze on minimum overnight and even during the day under the awning if there is no wind. For travel we clip them to the headrest poles so they take up no luggage space.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B09NLKFJDC/?tag=eliteelect-21

 

[NickAero]

Tip we picked up from Oz is sleep under wet towels.
37C at night - no problem.