It is really a terrible thing if there is no air conditioning in university dormitory, but there are still some tips to cool off the heat. Just buy some electric fans and ice cubes, and blow them out with an electric fan, which is cold air. In fact, many people in ancient times used this method to escape the summer. Of course, if they have economic strength, they can choose some other methods.

On a very hot summer night, after the lights are turned off, the boys will take a bath and pour a large basin of cold water on their heads, which is really cool. Unspeakable stimulation, spraying a little toilet water after washing can also prevent mosquitoes and insects. This method is very common, but it is the most convenient and quick method.

Otherwise, you can take it off as soon as you can, and then tactfully start to use heat transfer to physically cool down and buy a box of iced drinks and put them on the plastic bottle ice bed, so that it will be really comfortable to lie down later. Students who don't have any living expenses will collect the beverage bottles in the dormitory, fill them with cold water and tie them together with transparent tape. Although not as refreshing as iced drinks, it is still very refreshing.

There are still many boys who choose to clean the dormitory first, make room, buy a rubber inflatable swimming pool, and then pour cold water into it and lie down. What a great feeling. If the dormitory space is too small, you can buy more washbasins, put your hands and feet in them, then lie on your mat and buy a small fan to blow. I heard that there is no air conditioning in the dormitory and the fan is broken. A sophomore installed a small air conditioner in the dormitory and a small fan in the bed to escape the summer. Is it okay to install your own air conditioner? I hope you can try these tips, and the effect of cooling off summer heat is excellent.