...in your office this summer

If the temperatures continue to rise this summer, it can be a challenge to create a cool and comfortable work environment. However, there are various strategies you can use to keep the heat at bay. Here are seven tips on how to keep a cool head in the office this summer:

Dress according to the season

Choose light, loose-fitting clothing made from breathable fabrics such as cotton or linen. These materials draw moisture away from the body, allowing air to circulate and helping you stay cool. Remember that your well-being directly affects your productivity, so dress appropriately for the heat.

The right office ventilation

Ensure that your office's HVAC system is working optimally. Regular maintenance of air conditioning units and fans can prevent breakdowns in the summer. If it’s warmer in your workplace than in others, consider adding desk fans or portable air conditioners to provide an extra breeze.

Drink, drink, drink!

Regular hydration is essential in the heat as it helps regulate body temperature. Keep a reusable water bottle at your desk and refill it throughout the day.

If you find plain water too dull, set the flavour level on the Re:Drink beverage dispenser to minimum. This way, you'll get freshly prepared water, which offers a refreshing change.

Upgrade to a professional office beverage dispenser

A constant supply of chilled drinks can make a crucial difference during the hot summer months. A high-quality, efficient office beverage dispenser from Re:Drink keeps drinks ice-cold and ensures that everyone at work stays hydrated and refreshed. From office water coolers to fully stocked office refrigerators: Re:Drink combines both and is the ultimate weapon against the summer heat.

Take regular breaks

Short breaks throughout the day can help you cool down and refresh your mind. A quick walk in a shaded area or a brief coffee break in an air-conditioned cafeteria can work wonders. Don’t forget your reusable bottle.

Adjust your working hours

Adjust your working hours if possible to avoid the hottest part of the day. Start earlier in the morning and take a longer break during the midday heat (think siesta).

Remember, summer heat doesn't have to affect your productivity and well-being at work. By applying these strategies, you'll be prepared for all eventualities this summer!

Stay cool and enjoy your summer!