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With temperatures soaring and the sweltering heat becoming increasingly unbearable, residents across Singapore are seeking refuge indoors. As the mercury continues to rise, it's essential to take proactive measures to stay cool and comfortable while staying indoors. Here are some expert-recommended strategies to beat the heat indoors:


Here are 9 tips on how you can stay cool indoors on hot days

Tip number 1 - Ceiling Fans 

Choose ceiling fans with a steeper blade pitch so that the blades can push more air, leading to better airflow within your home, e.g. a fan with a blade pitch of 15 degrees generally move more air than a 10-degree pitch to make the room feel cooler. You can also place a bowl of ice near a fan to create a DIY air conditioner at home.

When it comes to design and aesthetic look, the 3 bladed ceiling fan is more pleasing than the 5 bladed. However, the 5 blades can generate more wind because the blade to blades distance is nearer, thus the wind it produces is more consistent to cool your home.


Tip number 2 - Close Curtains and Blinds
Choose thicker fabric for your night curtains at home and keep curtains and blinds closed during the hottest parts of the day to block out direct sunlight and reduce indoor temperatures.


Tip number 3 - Use Air Conditioning
If you have air conditioning, use it with the ceiling fan to help cool the room by circulating the cool air from the aircon around the house to eliminate hot spots and effectively lower the temperature at home. Set the thermostat to a comfortable level, but try to  save energy by not overcooling the room with aircon.


Tip number 4 - Stay Hydrated
Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated and cool. Avoid excessive consumption of caffeine and alcohol, as they can dehydrate you.


Tip number 5 - Take Cool Showers or Baths
Taking a cool shower or bath can help lower your body temperature and provide instant relief from the heat. You may also use cooling towels or ice packs to cool yourself down. 
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Tip number 6 - Wear Lightweight Clothing
Opt for lightweight, loose-fitting clothing made of breathable fabrics like cotton or linen. Avoid dark colors, as they absorb more heat.
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Tip number 7 - Create Cross-Ventilation
Open windows and doors on opposite sides of your home to create cross-ventilation and allow fresh air to flow through. Position fans strategically to maximize airflow throughout your living space.


Tip number 8 - Use Dehumidifiers
The humidity levels are likely to intensify the sultry sensation in the air. With Singapore's high humidity, you may use a dehumidifier to remove excess moisture from the air. Lower humidity levels can make the air feel cooler and more comfortable.


Tip number 9 - Eat Light Meals
Opt for light and refreshing meals that are easy to digest. Avoid heavy, spicy foods that can raise your body temperature.

With the cool forested Pearl’s Hill City Park right beside The Landmark condo, residents can enjoy peaceful moments at the doorstep to the CBD and yet away from the city hustle when it TOP in 2025


As temperatures soar outside, finding ways to beat the heat indoors becomes essential for staying comfortable and safe. By following these tips, you can beat the heat and stay comfortable indoors even on the hottest days.

"We are also seeing more buyer interest for condo projects near cooler areas, e.g. The Landmark - located right beside the beautiful cool forested Pearl Hill Park in the city area or The Reef at King's Dock - situated at the edge of the sea, less than 5 mins walk to Vivo City mega shopping mall and MRT station" 
said real estate professional Kiwi Lim from Propnex Realty.   
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Imagine waking up to the spectacular views of Singapore’s southern shore while indulging in relaxingly luxurious waterfront living at The Reef At King’s Dock as it is expected to TOP around 3rd quarter of this year

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