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We have prepared 10 tips for you that you may not yet know. You are welcome to try them out.
1. laptop cooling pads
An overheated laptop can not only shorten its own lifespan, but also contribute to overheating in the workplace. Use special laptop cooling pads that dissipate heat from your device while cooling your immediate surroundings. These pads are easy to use and can make a noticeable difference.
2. water evaporation
A simple trick with a big effect: place a bowl of cold water and ice in front of a fan. The air flowing over the bowl is cooled and provides a refreshing breeze. This method can quickly and effectively lower the room temperature.
3. cooling foot baths
Why not pamper and cool your feet at the same time? Place a small tub of cold water under your desk and immerse your feet in it. This helps to cool the whole body and makes the heat in the office much more bearable.
4. menthol products
Cooling menthol gels or sprays are a real boon on hot days. Apply these products to the neck and wrists to create an instant cooling sensation. Menthol activates cold receptors in the skin and can provide quick relief.
5. reflective window films
Windows let a lot of sunlight and therefore heat into the office. Install reflective films on the windows to reduce the amount of sunlight. These films can significantly reduce the room temperature and are a cost-effective alternative to blackout curtains.
6. ice packs during the lunch break
Use your lunch break to cool down by placing an ice pack or cooling gel pack on your neck or forehead. This simple method can cool your core and help you start the afternoon.
7. energy-efficient lighting
Conventional light bulbs give off a lot of heat and contribute to warming up the room. Replace them with LED lamps, which generate less heat and are also more energy efficient. This is a sustainable solution that also reduces energy consumption.
8. natural fiber mats
Sit on a cool surface by using mats or seat cushions made from natural fibers such as bamboo or reed. These materials store less heat than upholstered furniture and can provide a pleasantly cooling seat.
9. moisturizing mist sprays
A little mist spray can work wonders. Spray your face and arms regularly with a moisturizing mist spray. This creates a refreshing feeling and helps to keep the skin cool without drying it out.
10. cooling wristbands
Wear special cooling wristbands or headbands that are soaked in water and have a cooling effect. These accessories can lower your body temperature over a longer period of time and are ideal for long-lasting refreshment.
With these unconventional tips, you are well equipped to keep a cool head in the office even in the summer heat. Try out the different methods and find out which works best for you. This will keep you comfortable and productive even on the hottest days.
Bonus tip:
Convince your supervisor to move the workspace to a more lively location - it could be a summer hit!
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