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    26 Home Products For Anyone Who Hates The Summer Heat

    It's time to normalize hating summer weather.

    1. A cooling memory foam mattress topper that'll instantly upgrade your bed and have you feeling like you checked into a luxury 5-star hotel. It's infused with temperature-regulating gel beads that capture and dissipate heat so you can sleep soundly and comfortably — which sounds pretty dreamy.

    2. A hands-free bladeless fan you can wear around your neck so you'll have a constant stream of cool air flowing towards you at all times, like you deserve.

    3. A cooling blanket for all my fellow hot sleepers who still like the feeling of curling up under the sheets. It's made with "Arc-Chill" cooling fibers that absorb body heat and transfer moisture from the skin so you won't wake up covered in sweat.

    4. And a set of cooling pillowcases made of the same Arc-Chill fabric so you can stop flipping your pillow over every few hours just to find the cool side. It's also made of a silky smooth material that's super gentle on your skin and hair, so you can wave goodbye to waking up with bed head!

    5. A super quiet dehumidifier that'll capture all the excess moisture in the air that's making you feel all uncomfortable and sticky.

    Reviewer's dehumidifier placed on table

    6. A double-duty fan you can place right in your window if you don't want to splurge on an air conditioning unit. It features two speed settings and the fans can be digitally reversed so it can intake fresh air while exhausting stale air.

    7. An oscillating tower fan that will increase air flow and is powerful enough to circulate stuffy air across the room. There's also a special nighttime setting that slowly decreases the fan speed while you sleep!

    Reviewer's tower fan placed in living room

    8. A set of blackout curtains to keep the pesky sun out of your room so you stay cool while you sleep for just five more minutes ... or hours.

    9. A lightweight microfiber towel that will instantly cool you off for hours. All you have to do is soak it, wring it, then wrap it around your neck so you can keep your cool while you run those summer errands.

    Reviewer wearing Frogg Toggs cooling towel

    10. A set of cooling sheets made of a breathable moisture-wicking bamboo fabric so you stay nice and cool all night long.

    Reviewer photo of navy sheets on bed

    11. A cooling pillow made with supportive gel memory foam so you can stop tossing and turning all night while your body gets used to the temperature changes outside.

    12. A set of adhesive strips to close the gap under your door and stop any annoying drafts. It'll make it much easier to cool down your home in the summer, and it'll also keep bugs, dirt, and leaves outside where they belong.

    13. A personal USB fan you can plug directly into your laptop to keep you chill and comfortable while you try to get some work done at home.

    14. Or a quiet little desk fan for those moments when the sun is beaming through your window and making you way too hot to be productive. Or if you just need to get your Mariah Carey on and have a hair-blowing-in-the-wind moment.

    Reviewer photo of fan placed on desk

    15. A nifty device that can turn hot coffee into iced coffee in 60 seconds, because it is way too hot to be drinking anything that isn't perfectly chilled. It can also be used to quickly chill wine, which may be even more useful.

    16. Or a cold brew pitcher that's so easy to use and will have you wondering why you didn't switch to homemade iced coffee a long time ago.

    17. An ice cube tray with a lid since you'll probably be doubling the amount of ice you put in your drinks once the summer heat rolls around. The lid will keep out any lingering odors and makes it way easier to transport from the sink to the freezer.

    Hand placing sealed ice cube tray into freezer

    18. A set of ice pop molds so you can grab a refreshing homemade treat that's so much healthier and refreshing than the stuff you'll find in the freezer aisle.

    Model holding homemade popsicle next to ice pop mold

    19. A Hawaiian shaved iced machine that'll have you feeling like you're on a tropical vacation instead of in your stuffy apartment. Just add a few ice cubes and press down on the top to create a mountain of fluffy icy goodness!

    20. An insulated wine tumbler — because you deserve perfectly chilled beverages at all times. You can even have it customized with your name so nobody in your household gets jealous and tries to steal it.

    21. A device to turn frozen fruit into a creamy soft serve dessert so you can beat the heat and curb a sweet tooth without all the extra sugar.

    Model placing strawberry on top of bowl of soft serve under Yonanas machine

    22. A cooling weighted blanket that's so much more breathable and lightweight than the one you were using all winter long.

    Model laying in bed underneath cooling weighted blanket

    23. A smart thermostat you can control from literally anywhere. It can also actually detect when you leave the house and adjust the temperature accordingly to help save you some coin.

    Model adjusting temperature on Google Nest thermometer

    24. An adorable giraffe-shaped sprinkler that you'll say you bought for the kiddos, but in reality you bought it to cool yourself off while you sunbathe.

    Kids playing underneath giraffe-shaped sprinkler

    25. A magnetic screen door that is super easy to install and will let you circulate some fresh air without letting any pesky bugs in.

    Model walking through magnet screen door

    26. And a cooling, comfortable bed for the pupperooni who hates the summer heat just as much as you do. The water-activated design quickly becomes dry to the touch but will still keep your dog from overheating.

    When the ceiling fan just isn't cutting it: