Build A Summer-Ready Home With These Materials
You can now heatproof your space
Photography: Ocs Alvarez/ACME Visual Productions (Main Photo)
Summer in the Philippines has been getting hotter each year and humid days seem to be getting longer. During the season, our AC units work full-blast and it's inevitable for electricity bills to shoot up. While you can cut down on other expenses or work on easy DIY solutions, you can look into the possibility of investing in materials that are perfect for our climate and the unbearable summer heat. Here are some worth noting:
1. Cool Wall System
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