The dog days of summer are here.\u00a0It’s feels like it’s 105\u00b0 outside, but about 30\u00b0 in your office. Here are 5 tips that will keep you from freezing to death under the office air conditioner.<\/p>\n
When you’re on the loosing side of the office air conditioner wars, it’s important to for the office, instead of the hot summer weather outside. That way, you won’t freeze to death under an AC unit cranked up to 11. Keep a comfy scarf or sweater in your office, and dress in \u00a0easy-to-remove layers. However, you don’t want your work area to look like the inside of teenager’s closet, so hang the extra clothing on inexpensive coat hooks<\/a>.<\/p>\n Nothing wards off the chill of the AC like a hot cup of tea<\/a>. Plus, tea boosts the immune system. Drink up and avoid your yearly summer cold.<\/p>\n A cold office is especially rough on people with sedentary jobs. If you sit at a computer all day, get up and walk around a few times a day to warm up your muscles.<\/p>\n If the quick and easy remedies don’t provide any relief, it may be worth it to invest in a space heater<\/a> if your office allows them. There are tons of energy-efficient space heaters on the market today that are small enough to fit under your desk. Check out the electric space heater guide<\/a> at OnTimeSupplies.com for tips on choosing the best heater for your office.<\/p>\n Maybe you’ve got the opposite problem. Maybe your office manager is immune to charm, bribery and the unsightly sweat stains on your shirt, and just won’t turn the thermostat down and the air conditioner up. Time to invest in a desk fan<\/a>. Today’s options are powerful, quiet and inexpensive.<\/p>\n2. Have a nice cup of tea.<\/h2>\n
3. Move around.<\/h2>\n
4. Get a space heater.<\/h2>\n
5. Use a desk fan.<\/h2>\n