When extreme heat arrives, here are science-based tips to keep your home cool, from the most efficient way to use air ...

Invest in awnings or swap out current curtains for a blackout option. This provides additional shade and keeps the home cool.

Air-conditioned public buildings such as libraries, leisure centres and shopping centres can also provide relief if your home ...

Your baby can’t put into words how they feel, so it’s up to you as a parent to find the right room temperature for them. You don’t want your baby’s room to be either too hot or too cold.

We've talked about the best PS5 cooling stands and PS5 cooling fans that'll help you bring down the console's temperature, but just in case you desire more cooling, we're going to tell you how to ...

Home leaks are often associated with freezing temperatures when pipes crack in the dead of winter. But heat waves can cause ...

WCPO 9 spent the day with HVAC crews in Butler County who are keeping homes cool during a heat wave impacting the Tri-State.

The US Department of Energy says to crank your thermostat up to 78 degrees during the summer when you're at home.

Summer as officially arrived in Chicagoland, bringing extremely hot temperatures with it. With the hot temperatures gripping ...

When an atmosphere heats up, plants will often release excess water into the air from their leaves – as a result they cool ...

NBC News chief consumer investigative correspondent Vicky Nguyen shared what the Department of Energy recommends you should ...

A programmable thermostat makes it easy to keep your AC at the right temperature. You can program the unit to hold at higher temperatures while you're at work and cool down right before you get home.