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Keeping cool when temperatures reach record highs isn't just about comfort.Wear loose-fitting clothing, preferably of a light color. Cotton clothing will keep you cooler than many synthetics. Fill a spray bottle with water and keep it in the refrigerator for a quick refreshing spray to your face after being outdoors. Fans can help circulate air and make you feel cooler even in an air-conditioned house. Try storing lotions or cosmetic toners in the refrigerator to use on hot, overtired feet. Keep plastic bottles of water in the freezer; grab one when you're ready to go outside. As the ice melts, you'll have a supply of cold water with you. Take frequent baths or showers with cool or tepid water. Combat dehydration by drinking plenty of water along with sports drinks or other sources of electrolytes. Some people swear by small, portable, battery-powered fans. At an outdoor event I even saw a version that attaches to a water bottle that sprays a cooling mist. I learned this: if you're wearing a cap or hat, remove it and pour a bit of ice cold water into the hat, then quickly invert it and place on your head.

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The name??"mini-splits"??generally??refers to??heat pump systems with one??outdoor unit and one or several??smaller capacity air handlers. The efficiency of their operation comes via??the inverter compressor and??variable refrigerant flow??technology, and they are available for??single- and multi-family homes, as well as commercial buildings??of any size.??Here's a general??overview??of what the systems are and how they work, in case you're not familiar. Compared to conventional heating and cooling equipment, they're very quiet and??very efficient. For??most folks,??ductless??mini-splits are what they've hea rd of, but there is also a??concealed ducted??option??that many of our clients choose to??avoid the "wall wart".

Over the past several years, I have??gotten to know mini-splits??pretty well, and like the 2001 Land Rover Discovery II that we drove for 10 years, with it's backwards dashboard and odd noises, mini-splits??can be rather quirky. Unlike the Discovery II, though, most of the quirkiness of the mini-splits is good, not just quirky! At this year's Building Science Summer Camp, Bruce Harley, Technical Director at??Conservation Services Group,??discussed his experience??and the quirkiness??of the combination ducted and ductless multi-split heat pu mp system installed in his Vermont home.??Below are some of the key takeaways from his presentation with a little commentary from me: