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Have you ever felt that your home was warmer than the weather outside? A recent study has found that Q26A — aB — anC — alsoD — afterE — beforeF — howeverG — ifH — ofJ — toK — thanL — themM — thisN — whichP — whoQ — will is true for many HDB flats in Singapore. Some homes trap more heat and become hotter Q27A — aB — anC — alsoD — afterE — beforeF — howeverG — ifH — ofJ — toK — thanL — themM — thisN — whichP — whoQ — will the outdoor environment.Q28A — aB — anC — alsoD — afterE — beforeF — howeverG — ifH — ofJ — toK — thanL — themM — thisN — whichP — whoQ — will

One main reason is poor airflow. In some homes, windows are kept closed for long periods, preventing fresh air from entering. Large pieces Q29A — aB — anC — alsoD — afterE — beforeF — howeverG — ifH — ofJ — toK — thanL — themM — thisN — whichP — whoQ — will furniture and clutter can also block the movement of air, hence, trapping heat inside the flat. In addition, concrete walls and floors absorb heat during the day and slowly release Q30A — aB — anC — alsoD — afterE — beforeF — howeverG — ifH — ofJ — toK — thanL — themM — thisN — whichP — whoQ — will at night, making homes feel warm even Q31A — aB — anC — alsoD — afterE — beforeF — howeverG — ifH — ofJ — toK — thanL — themM — thisN — whichP — whoQ — will

the sun has set.Q32A — aB — anC — alsoD — afterE — beforeF — howeverG — ifH — ofJ — toK — thanL — themM — thisN — whichP — whoQ — willLiving in a hot home can be Q33A — aB — anC — alsoD — afterE — beforeF — howeverG — ifH — ofJ — toK — thanL — themM — thisN — whichP — whoQ — will uncomfortable experience, making it difficult for us to sleep well or concentrate on our tasks. The elderly and families Q34A — aB — anC — alsoD — afterE — beforeF — howeverG — ifH — ofJ — toK — thanL — themM — thisN — whichP — whoQ — will

do not use air-conditioning often find it challenging to cope with the heat. Q35A — aB — anC — alsoD — afterE — beforeF — howeverG — ifH — ofJ — toK — thanL — themM — thisN — whichP — whoQ — will there are several ways to cool down homes. We can open windows and remove clutter to improve airflow.Using fans wisely can help circulate cooler air around the room. As Singapore's weather becomes warmer, keeping homes cool become increasingly important. By making these small changes, it can create a more comfortable living environment for us.