Bhadra Kali Guest House (without Airconditioning)Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India Jyoti Bhadra Kali guest house is a one-of-a-kind boutique guesthouse located on Ahilyabai Ghat, by Main Ghat in Varanasi, India. The guesthouse is a colourful, family-owned, music-oriented house with panoramic views of the city and of the River Ganga. 2 1 1 2 Bed & Breakfast Private room $5 / night after the first guest 0%Monthly discount: 0% FlexibleBhadra Kali guest house is a one-of-a-kind boutique guesthouse located on Ahilyabai Ghat, by Main Ghat in Varanasi, India. 1 night Accuracy Communication Cleanliness Location Check In ValueThis host has 43 reviews for other properties.JyotiBhadra Kali guest house is a one-of-a-kind boutique guesthouse located on Ahilyabai Ghat, by Main Ghat in Varanasi, India. A couple of the rooms in this cozy 7 room Guesthouse also have balconies and River views. Come stay with us, do yoga on the roof, take music lessons, or simply find a peaceful respite during your Varanasi adventure 100%() within an hourYou and Jyoti

Explore other options in and around Varanasi More places to stay in Varanasi:People tend to forgive their air conditioning units for being hideous monstrosities in their walls during the heat of the summer. But the appliance's unsightliness really stands out come winter, when we turn them all off and they just sit there in our walls, looking gross. When faced with this conundrum in a bedroom of her Los Angeles home, a frustrated interior designer named Justina Blakeney asked her 130,000 followers on Instagram, "What's a girl to do!?!??" As a designer and design blogger, I'm supposed to have all the answers about what to do, when, say, the only place in your bedroom that your bed fits there is a humongous, hideous (and quite functional) air conditioning unit right above the bed. Even the most beautiful bedding in the world can't save this! And yet, the only solution I keep on coming up with is SAVE UP FOR CENTRAL AIR. What's a girl to do!?!?? 😩😩😩😩😩 ( Yellow pillows from @boleroadtextiles, bedding from @jaystblockprintcompany ) A photo posted by Justina Blakeney (@justinablakeney) on Sep 15, 2015 at 5:22pm PDT A

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Ibut Blakeney didn't have a curtain. "I K guys, thanks so much for all of your amazing suggestions yesterday about what to do with my AC unit. I took many of the suggestions to heart and spent the last couple of hours sprinkling 'new boho' fairy dust all over our bedroom. The AC unit is still there but at least now I'm not cringing when I walk into the room--and I'm nice and cool, too 😁. I used a painted canvas that I found years ago at Goodwill as a headboard and cut it so that it fits around the AC unit. The gold sconce that I got at the Rose Bowl last weekend is helping 'distract' from the AC unit too. Then of course a few 🌿🌿🌿 on top and it's no longer the eye sore it was. #JungalowWin 🌿🌵🌴 @thejungalow #JungalowStyle #jungalowbytheriver (pillows by @boleroadtextiles ) A photo posted by Justina Blakeney (@justinablakeney) on Sep 16, 2015 at 3:16pm PDT She used the unit itself as a shelf for plants ("because plants are my vibe") and installed a gold wall sconce on top of the headboard " Blakeney

said social media was a huge help and source of inspiration. "I As fhe bedroom, it's a temporary fix, "but Also on Design Home Decor Hacks Dont-stress-the-mess Home Hacks Air conditioners can be essential in peak summer periods, making your home or office a cool sanctuary against the sweltering heat. This air conditioner buyers guide should give you the facts you need to choose the right unit for you. 1. How much power do you need? When buying air conditioners, your first consideration is likely to be how powerful the device needs to be to adequately cool your home. Air conditioner capacity is rated by BTU (British Thermal Unit) and power output in kilowatts. Buying the right size unit is very important as air conditioners that are too big will use more energy, while under-sized ones will not cool the room sufficiently. As a rough guide, 80 watts of power per square metre should be enough for bedrooms, while living rooms may require around 125 watts per square metre.

So for a living room measuring 30 square metres a unit of approximately 3.75kW will be needed. 2. Types of Air Conditioners These air conditioners are made up of two parts, with one attached to the internal wall of your home, while the other sits on the outside to exhaust heat out. These are low cost to install and with separate units for each room they provide flexibility. A reverse system refers to air conditioners that provide a cooling and heating function. The obvious benefit is that they are also useful during the winter months. Air conditioners with inverters are able to vary the temperature of the air they produce, rather than stopping and starting. They are often quieter, cheaper to run and achieve the desired room temperature more quickly – although they are more expensive. Multi-split air conditioners connect multiple indoor units to a single outdoor condenser. They require less ductwork, but a single control station operates the whole system, meaning individual room temperatures are not possible.

For more information on how to choose air conditioning for your home. 3. What sort of extra features do you need? Air conditioners with more features tend to be more expensive, but here is a list of common extras that are available: Reverse cycle for heating Slide-out chassis for easier installation Air filter to remove odours, smoke and germs Air conditioners are rated on their energy efficiency using a ten-star scale, with more stars meaning the unit is better for the environment. For units with cooling and heating functions, separate ratings are given for each. Inverter air conditioners are more energy efficient due to their ability to regulate temperature without starting or stopping. 5. Choose a professional installer Installing an air conditioner is very technical and involves many processes. In Australia, you will need to hire a licensed professional to install and service your new air conditioning system. These air conditioner installation experts have had relevant training and are licensed to handle refrigerants.