Beating the Heating - Adapting to India's Summer Swelter
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Jul 24th, 2011, 23:39 Off-Topic Specialist
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I don't know if you're still in this sub-city but there's a way to avoid having the hot bath. Just store the water in a bucket for several hours (sometimes overnight) and take a bath. The water in the overhead tanks does get heated out here - this is the simple, time-tested solution.
Originally Posted by rlyn24_2003 
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In summer, it's true,you will always have hot bath, whether its morning, afternoon or evening...
...In summer, it's true,you will always have hot bath, whether its morning, afternoon or evening...
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