Practical tips to keep cool this summer without spending a fortune on energy bills The British summer is just around the corner. While the potential for BBQs and trips to the pub garden rise exponentially, unfortunately so does the cost of living. Households are faced with an even steeper challenge
With many people continuing to work and study from home, these warm, humid conditions can affect concentration levels and can cause discomfort resulting in a bad night’s sleep. Air conditioning is widely regarded as the best way of delivering truly cooled air into a room, however with household budgets stretched
Noise is emotive, loud aeroplanes flying over your house are annoying (unless you are a Royal and it is the Red Arrows over Buckingham Palace!) children playing in a garden might be lovely to some, a nuisance to others. Loud music at a party, fun for those at the party,
In the UK, we love a bit of sun and warmth, but a long-lasting heatwave can be uncomfortable and potentially dangerous. So it’s important to know how to keep your house cool. In a heatwave, your home can become an unpleasant place to be, and you can find it difficult
With warmer weather on the way and people being advised by the UK Government to circulate fresh air in the home and workplace, people should focus on improving indoor air ventilation. Bringing fresh air in helps replace older stale air that could contain virus particles, reducing the chances of spreading
The latest best-selling ultra-quiet cooling fans from Air treatment specialist Meaco will help keep the temperature down as we approach the finals of Euro 2021 For football fans the week ahead is set to be an exhilarating one, with England competing in the semis of Euro 2020, and the country
The unsettled British weather this Summer is causing spells of especially hot and humid conditions. With many people continuing to work and study from home, spending longer indoors, keeping cool can be a problem. Getting a good night’s sleep also becomes difficult when the weather turns hot and sticky. A portable
The next phase of the Government road map for easing restrictions commenced on May 17th with the further re-opening of the hospitality industry. Groups of six people or two households can now dine indoors together. As restaurants and pubs across England welcome back customers, a long list of new procedures
Who has kept you smiling during the last year? With summer on the way, Meaco wants to reward that special someone in your life. This May we will be awarding our best-selling and ultra-quiet MeacoFan 1056 to the smiley hero who has lifted your spirits. To be in with a
With UK schools now re-opening its important to ensure a well ventilated and comfortable environment of teachers and students alike. According to the Health and Safety Executive good ventilation can help reduce the risk of spreading viruses. They advise increasing the supply of fresh air through open windows and doors (unless fire
Your MeacoFan Sefte® 8” is built to deliver quiet, powerful cooling – whenever you need it. But like any hard-working appliance, it needs a little
The MeacoFan Sefte® 8” is the latest innovation in our award-winning range – compact, cordless, and designed with a built-in rechargeable battery to deliver quiet,
At Meaco, we’ve always challenged convention — because when the planet is at stake, doing things the usual way isn’t good enough. That’s why our
In today’s world of portable convenience, battery-powered devices have become a central part of our daily lives. From smartphones and laptops to wireless headphones and
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