temperatur
Dressing at fifteen degrees
Short answer: One layer and something to take off. Fifteen degrees is pleasant in the sun and cool in the shade, and ...
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Dressing at ten degrees
Short answer: Ten degrees calls for a long-sleeved layer and a light jacket. It is the temperature where a single lay...
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Dressing at five degrees
Short answer: Two layers and a jacket are enough at five degrees. It is the temperature where most people put on too ...
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Dressing around freezing point
Short answer: Zero degrees is the sneakiest temperature. It feels mild, but the moisture in the air lets the cold in ...
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Dressing at ten degrees below freezing
Short answer: At ten degrees below zero it comes down to three layers and covered extremities. Hands, ears and feet d...
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The layer system explained in three layers
Short answer: Inside, a layer that moves moisture away. In the middle, a layer that keeps you warm. Outside, a layer ...
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Cold washing and when it is enough
Short answer: A cold wash at 20 degrees works on light dirt and saves most of the electricity. It does not work on sw...
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Forty degrees versus thirty degrees
Short answer: Forty degrees washes noticeably better and costs only a little more electricity. Thirty is enough for c...
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A lower indoor temperature and more layers
Short answer: If you lower the heating by a couple of degrees, an extra thin layer can cover the difference without m...
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A new home that is colder indoors
Short answer: Put a thin layer against the skin and a sweater on top rather than one thick garment alone. Layers can ...
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Moving to a colder climate
Short answer: Build a layering system with a thin layer against the skin, an insulating layer and a windproof outer l...
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Moving to a hot climate
Short answer: Switch to thin, loose pieces in light colours and keep more sets of underwear than you are used to. In ...
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