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Water and energy for everyone · Volume two

T10 Comfortable homes on hot days

Illustration or diagram from the book: T10  Comfortable homes on hot days

Look, connect the ideas and tell the story

  1. Home
  2. Heat
  3. Use with care

Words and symbols to help us tell the story. Sizes and distances are not to scale.

It is hot today. The family closes a curtain and sits in the shade. A fan moves the air. A well-built home can stay more comfortable while using less energy. Young children and older people need even more care.

Where can we find somewhere a little cooler?

For the accompanying adult

Thermal comfort requires design, shading, ventilation and efficient cooling where appropriate. Electricity availability does not replace prevention of heat-related risks or suitable housing.

Sources for further reading F12 F14 · Final section of the book

First English (UK) text edition · 12 October 2026. Pictures and recordings retain their original language. English text from transcribed illustrated pages is shown alongside the illustrations.