Although a bit of summer sunshine can be lovely, it can also make it difficult to keep your home cool without expensive air-conditioning. Stave off the sweltering with our top tips to cool down your rooms – fast.

In this blog, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about both finished and unfinished cold rooms as well as ways to control moisture and increase ventilation in order to prevent mold.

The summer sun is a welcome sight after a long winter. But as happy as we are to see the sunshine, us Brits aren’t that well prepared for hot weather – and neither are our homes. They're designed to keep us warm, not cool.So, we spoke to Greig Millar, one of our very own OVO Energy Experts, to find out his top tips on keeping your home cool this summer. Plus some tips on getting to sleep in the heat.

Hanging a wet sheet in front of an open window cools the warm air as it enters your home, and is a great way to cool down your home without a fan. While they’re not the most expensive appliance to run, using a fan is still likely to impact your fuel bills - but there are some things you can do to get the most out of the energy you’re paying for. To really cool down a room with a fan, place a deep dish of ice in the front of it to whip up the water mist and chill the breeze. You can also point a box fan out of an open window in the evenings – this pushes the hot air out instead of just blowing it around the room.

Refrigerator process requires preserving temperature lower than its surrounding. In mechanism of refrigerator heat is transferred against its natural flow as it involves removing heat from the source.

Walk-in cold rooms have become indispensable assets for businesses across various industries, from food service establishments to pharmaceutical companies. These versatile storage solutions offer ample space, temperature control, and convenience, making them essential for preserving perishable goods.

Walk-in cold rooms are an important tool for businesses that deal with perishable goods, providing them with a large amount of cold storage space to help reduce waste, maintain food safety, and save money in the long run.

There are different types of cold rooms available, so you want to ensure that whatever cold room you select, it’s the best option for your business and its requirements.

Before the invention of the ice maker, you had to fill ice trays with water, place them in the freezer and wait for your ice cubes to be ready. Refrigerator ice makers have made this chore a thing of the past. With modern technology, refrigerators can produce fresh, ready-to-use ice on their own. Read on to learn more about how your refrigerator ice maker works.

Before the convenience of automatic icemakers, you may have relied on refillable ice trays and other sources to have ice when needed. Now, refrigerator icemakers do the work for you, making it easy to cool fresh lemonade for your kids or prepare a delicious iced coffee before the morning commute.

While an average day may not require much ice, entertaining a crowd or a hot afternoon makes it seem like there’s never enough. How long does it take an ice maker to make ice?

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