Plus: Very comfy flip-flops
Our new favorite air conditioners |
 | Midea |
You can do better than a clunky, roaring AC unit that takes your window out of commission for the whole season. A good window unit can cool you quickly and quietly, and you can pretty much leave it running all summer — and barely even notice it beyond the slightest bump in your utility bill. After our latest round of testing, we've added some new recommendations to our lineup of chilly favorites, including what our expert calls "the single most efficient window AC on the market" and a remarkably quiet one that doubles as an air purifier.
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Powerful fans are often ugly. But this one is beautiful. |
 | Michael Hession/Wirecutter |
This handsome metal fan is more than just a pretty face. It also works extremely well. The first time editor Daniela Gorny used it, she felt hints of cool air in even hard-to-reach spots all around her house. She writes: "I couldn't believe how that small fan could make my home's AC feel that much more powerful."
A powerful fan with a cool vintage vibe→
Your daily deal: A very, very comfortable bra |
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With its wonderfully soft and stretchy fabric, this wireless bralette is a pleasure to wear. It's ideal for lounging — yet it's also supportive enough to wear out and about. Use promo code WIRECUTTER to get if for nearly $20 off.
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READ THE REVIEW "I test bras for a living. The is the only one I actually wear"→
One last thing: The best sheets for hot sleepers |
 | Connie Park/NYT Wirecutter |
Sleep hot? Don't be fooled by sheets that claim to solve the problem with fancy body-regulating technology or moisture-wicking frills. After months of testing several sets marketed as "cooling" sheets, we still think the most reliably cool, durable, and comfortable sheets for hot sleepers are good old cotton percale and linen. A few of our favorites are on sale right now→
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