Energy crisis: how to have a cool house without an air conditioner

La energy crisis called everyone to a more responsible use of household appliances present in the house. If already the sensitivity towards the?environmental impact of our domestic activities had changed our habits to a commitment to the reducingone resource consumptionThe increase in energy prices has definitely triggered a reversalone in the use of one appliance in particular, the air conditioner.
Can you keep your house cool in summer by reducing the use of air conditioning?

In this article we give you some useful tips for keeping the house cool and reduce the use of air conditioning.
First of all, it is good practice to circulate as much electricity as possible, so in the early morning hours and in the evening, when temperatures drop, open the windows. During peak sunshine hours, on the other hand, it is good practice to close shutters and windows, so as to keep the indoor temperature constant. Fitting awnings and interior blinds in light colours can help reflect light and sunlight.
The presence of plants within living spaces can also improve the quality of the air you breathe.
Another measure to prevent the temperature in the home from rising is to limit the use of household appliances: washing machines and dishwashers produce heat during operation, as do incandescent light bulbs.
For a healthy summer sleep choose cotone or linen sheets and clothing in the same fabrics, they promote breathability and you will sleep better.

Lo health of the planet climate change, the water crisis, the energy crisis, call us to increasingly responsible behaviour towards available resources. Sustainability, in short, becomes a necessary philosophy of everyday life to protect our health and that of the environment.
Companies are also called upon to align themselves with this behaviour and to strive to improve their production processes and products in order to create new development models that improve the lives of persone without harming the environment.
Plados Telmahas had environmental sustainability at its heart since its inception, and our research and development lab is constantly engaged in green innovation.

LIFE GREEN COMPOSITE

Kitchen sinks made from 100% recycled materials are now a reality thanks to the LIFE GREEN COMPOSITE project, which comes to a closeone after years of intense research and experimentationone.Plados Telma, a leading manufacturer of composite kitchen sinks, thanks to the project approved and co-funded by the European Commission under the LIFE+ programme, the European Union's LIFE+ fund, has now been able to...

April 10, 2025
Life Green Composite logo with green squares

NEW PACKAGING: 100% PLASTIC FREE

The journey towards greater sustainability has also prompted us to improve the packaging of our sinks. We aim not only to reduce the environmental impact of our products, but also to ensure that every step of our process fully reflects our core principles. After careful research and development, we are proud...

March 4, 2025
Illustrazione whale, 100% without plastic

Cook and save time and money with induction hobsone 

Induction hobsone have brought about a real revolution in the way people cook and have become popular precisely because of their ability to ensure safety and efficiency in the kitchen and their decidedly contemporary, minimalist and elegant design. Another important reason why peopleone prefer the cooker hob is that it is the most popular in the world.

October 21, 2024
Pot on the cooker with fresh vegetables
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