Brits have been urged to put in front of fans on Tuesday next week with one benefit in mind. As warmer weather makes its way to the UK, staying cool is important.
It's the time of year when will be looking to regulate the temperature at home but not all hacks will be effective in cooling your rooms. With even warmer temperatures due to hit on Tuesday, experts have advised UK households to take advantage of ice cubes to boost the efficacy of their fans.
Using a fan will enhance the breeze in your house. Fans are "a relatively cheap and energy efficient way to keep air moving" and can help you stay cool, Joanna O'Loan from the Energy Saving Trust previously told the .
If you use a freestanding fan, this costs about 20p to 40p for continuous use over a 24-hour period, according to the Energy Saving Trust.
You can place ice cubes in front of the fan to cool down the air being blown in your direction. To create a cross current, you should use more than one .
Keeping cool as the temperature rises is important to ensure you stay in good health.
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has provided advice on how to ensure you won't be taken ill in the heat.
Anyone can become ill if they get too hot but some people are at higher risk of becoming seriously unwell.
It is important to follow guidance so that you are prepared for and can take action to cool yourself and your home.
Maps from WXCHARTS generated on June 13 show that on Tuesday, 17 June, temperatures will reach 25C in some parts of the UK.
The warmest weather will be seen in the southeast of England and towards London.
across the UK will be warm, with large swathes set to see temperatures in the high teens.
One other tip you can follow to keep your home cool is to keep your windows, blinds and curtains shut to help keep the warmer air out. By following these easy tips, you can ensure to keep your home cool this summer.