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During a severe heat wave with temperatures exceeding 90 degrees, using electric fans can be dangerous because they circulate already hot air, potentially raising the body's temperature and increasing risks such as dehydration and heat exhaustion. Experts advise avoiding fans in temperatures above 95 degrees and instead employing strategies like placing ice or cold water bottles in front of fans to create mist, using damp towels, and taking cool showers to stay cool. Proper ventilation at night and staying hydrated are emphasized as effective ways to manage heat despite lacking air conditioning.
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