Müllerin
2021-04-02 12:11:04
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I wasn’t talking about airing out for 1 hour in the evening, but airing out at night. Meaning: the whole night. Or at least a few hours. But normally on such days we sit outside until bedtime anyway, during that time the windows and doors are open, so when you go inside at 10 p.m., you no longer have 30 degrees inside because it’s been significantly cooler for a few hours already.
maybe it also depends on where you live – I don’t know that, and there are certainly areas where it’s generally cooler and where you really let in everything possible when the sun is out.
I assume Munich and OWL, and from both areas I can say, based on temperatures of recent summers and the good insulation of new houses (and here we only have a 55 standard), of course it’s not 30°C inside – because during the day we close up everything possible and don’t have any windows open. Not because we throw everything wide open in the evening. We’ve tried that overnight too. One window open, in the attic one window open, and a fan up there running to circulate the air once.
That only brought a 1-2° drop over the entire night.
But we don’t like it hot anyway and we don’t really sleep well anymore even at 25° in the bedroom.