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Would thermal curtains over an archway keep heat in a specific room? (self.asklemmy)

submitted 1 year ago by DSquared to c/[email protected]

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Our kitchen heats up our whole apartment whenever we cook and we don’t have A/C. If I covered the small arch entrance to the kitchen with a thermal curtain would it be worth the insulation it could provide?

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[–] arditty 3 points 1 year ago

Without AC to move the air around, anything you can do to prevent the hot air leaving the kitchen will keep the rest of your place cool. In our house, unless the ac is running, when we close doors between rooms in can make a 5-10 degree difference.