Staying cool in hot weather
Hot weather can feel uncomfortable, whether you're out and about, at home or trying to sleep. Here’s what can help, and how to make it work for you.
Keeping your home cool: fans, air conditioning and blinds to keep the heat out
Fans for airflow: options for small, medium and larger spaces
Fans move air around the room to help feel less uncomfortable when the space feels still or stuffy. Tower fans suit most rooms and take up less floor space. Pedestal fans can push air further across larger areas.
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- £35.00
- £55.00
Air conditioning and air coolers: stronger cooling when the temperature stays high
Air conditioning lowers the temperature rather than just moving air — useful when a room stays hot all day and night, better for longer periods of heat, and more control over how cool the space feels.
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Blackout blinds to block heat: less heat in means less cooling needed later
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How to sleep more easily in the heat: low noise fans and light, breathable bedding
At night, it’s about staying comfortable without being disturbed. Small changes can go a long way.
Fans for sleeping: low volume airflow designed for bedrooms
Bedroom-friendly fans which offer steady airflow rather than high power, designed to help reduce noise, and help you feel more comfortable while you sleep.
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Cooling bedding for a lighter, more breathable sleep setup
Cooling pillows can feel more comfortable around the head and neck. Mattress protectors can help reduce heat build-up. Lightweight bedding can feel less heavy on warm nights.
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Stay cool on the move: portable, handheld and neck fans for personal cooling
Small, handheld and easy to carry. Useful when you need airflow on the move.
Portable fans give you airflow exactly where you need it. Useful when you're commuting on busy trains or buses, waiting in queues or standing outside, or moving between places during the day. They’re designed for close use, so you feel the benefit straight away.
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- £20.00
How to cool down quickly: targeted ways to feel cooler straight away
Cold packs for quick relief
For when you need quick, short-term relief, cold packs can help with targeted cooling. Use together with a handheld fan for more effective cooling. These work best when you’ve just come in from the heat, or when the air feels heavy or still and you want a quick way to feel more comfortable.
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Keeping food and drinks cold: cool bags, cool boxes and ice trays for food insulation and drink cooling
Cool bags and cool boxes: insulated storage for days out and travel
Cool bags are lighter and easier to carry. Cool boxes suit longer trips or larger amounts.
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- £8.00
- £40.00
Ice cube trays and makers: simple solution to drinks colder for longer
Ice helps maintain lower temperatures: drop a few in your drink, or fill up a bucket.
