Feeling uncomfortable after spending too long in an air-conditioned room? A single basin of water can solve it

Up north here, we've gradually entered autumn, but there are still occasional days so hot that we have to rely on the air conditioner to survive. Down south it's a different story - the AC is probably still humming away, right? Nowadays everyone has an air conditioner at home. Whenever the scorching summer days come, the air conditioner becomes a household necessity. True, an air-conditioned room is comfortable, but after a little while, do you start to feel unwell?
Huahua is exactly that kind of person. Because summer is so hot, the air conditioner is usually left running all day and all night. This pattern really wore Huahua's body down - although it was cooler, the body started to feel unwell, and it was truly miserable.
Huahua learned that the principle behind air conditioning is very similar to how a refrigerator cools. Although it cools the air, part of the moisture in the air has already been carried away or replaced by the cold air, which means the air is getting drier and drier. Our bodies can't replenish moisture at any moment, yet the moisture in the air keeps decreasing, which indirectly drains the water inside us. That's why we feel drier and more uncomfortable.
This is only how it starts. After a longer time, symptoms like dizziness and nausea appear. At this point, you've generally got what's called air-conditioning sickness. Although air-conditioning sickness isn't a serious illness, during the scorching summer, once you're sick you usually can't keep using the air conditioner anymore - which is nothing short of torture for yourself.
Huahua wants to remind everyone here: no matter how good the air conditioner is, you can't just keep blasting it, or you'll get sick. In summer, also remember to replenish fluids in time, especially in an air-conditioned room. If you can't replenish the water in your body in time, Huahua has a little trick that can add a bit more moisture to the room. The method is actually very simple: just place a basin of water in the air-conditioned room. It not only has a cooling effect, but also effectively provides moisture for the air-conditioned room.
Putting out a basin of water is the simplest and most effective way. Actually, if you have the means, you can absolutely buy a humidifier - placing one in an air-conditioned room is incredibly useful. If you don't turn on the AC at night but still feel very dry, you can put a wet towel and a glass of water by the bed. First, it can increase the humidity in the air; second, if you get thirsty in the middle of the night you can just grab it and drink - two birds with one stone.
Having said all this, it's simply to tell everyone how important water is. Whether it's the water in your body or the water in the room, both are very important to our bodies. Although the air conditioner is a good thing, you can't blast it constantly, especially girls with a cold constitution and general weakness - be sure to pay attention.
Have you all learned the little tricks Huahua shared? Just one basin of water is all it takes!