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In article ,
(jacob) wrote:

rnet[dot]co[dot]uk (Simon Gardner) wrote in message
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In article ,
(jacob) wrote:

"The cool external air flushes the warm air of of the room and also
cools the walls, floor and ceiling. The cool walls absorb the heat the
following day and prevent the internal from temperatures rising as
high."

This is completely pointless, however, when the external air is not cool -
as it wasn't last August, or the August before that or the August before
that.

The external air will be cool relative to the internal air so there
would be some benefit.

Not in my house it won't - and there wouldn't.

If not it would make sense to sleep with all
the windows closed during a heat wave.

It certainly does - as long as the lovely, lovely aircon is functioning
properly.