Meanwhile, Ice is turning heads with her look as the 1930s animated character Betty Boop. She put her costume on display during her performance at the iHeart Powerhouse 105.1 at the Prudential Center in New Jersey on Saturday night.

Grab yourself a large bowl, enough ice cubes and a non-oscillating floor fan. Ice from your freezer will likely not be enough to cool a decent-sized room since it'll melt. It's best to go buy more ice from the grocery store. With the ability to learn how to cool a room with a fan and ice, you’ll have your own DIY air-conditioning system that can help give a short burst of cool air into a small room. To make things worse, melting all that ice and making new ice will make the freezer work harder. If it's in the same room, it will add more heat than it will remove. If it's in another room in the same house, you may end up actually heating the house more than you cool it, although it may be insignificant.

An amazing control skill, very modular. Use 2 fans on same target to freeze them (Chill+Chill=Frozen) and use the remaining fan to chill another target. Or use in combination with Global Cooling to Freeze 3 targets very distant from each other in one turn (Global Cooling AoE Chill 1AP + Ice Fan 3 AP, one fan per target). All of which could present a challenge when it comes to nodding off – with warm nights also on the agenda – not to mention focus on work and get a workout. These floor fans sit on an adjustable stand. Many have tilt and swivel functionality, allowing you to direct the airflow where you need it most. Tower fans have tall and narrow bodies, which take up very little space. Typically, they move more air around than other floor fans, so can cool a whole room. As the name might suggest, this method of cooling down your room is going to require ice and a fan, at the very least. You will generally want to have a bowl, or another container that can hold the ice safely without leaking water onto the floor as the ice melts. In some cases, you might find that you will want to have a towel handy, both for keeping your room cool and for keeping the water from the melting ice from disturbing your floor.

However, if you were looking to cool down an entire room using this method, it would take you a lot of time… and a lot of ice. One theory stated: When it comes to getting some kip, bedrooms should ideally be around 16-18°C (60-65°F), explains Lisa Artis from The Sleep Charity, but if the outside temperature remains higher at night time, or your bedroom has retained the heat from the day, it can be difficult to keep cool. The experts at the Good Housekeeping Institute recommend creating a crosswind, which essentially gets the hot air out and the cool air in.

However, it’s worth keeping in mind that running your fan during the heatwave can start taking its toll on your energy bill.

My question is: Will this cool the room more than simply leaving the ice in a bowl? Maybe faster, but will it make a difference in the long run? As far as I can see, all that happens is that the fan heats the room with whatever amount of energy it uses. Point the non-oscillating fan toward the area you'd like to cool down. If you're trying to sleep, point it toward your bed or sleeping spot, for example. If you're planning to chill in front of the TV, direct it to your seating area. Bring your pets near you so they can stay cool, too.Switch off unnecessary electronics . Have your TVs, computers, clothes dryers and any other electronic that isn’t in use, switched off. This is because they contribute to some heat in the home. Target 3 positions and shoot an ice shard at each one, dealing 45% Water Damage and making targets Chilled.

Fill your bowl with ice (a large bowl is preferable). If you don't have a large bowl, grab the largest pot you own. Being able to have air conditioning is a luxury that many homeowners take advantage of, especially during the peak of summer. However, it’s difficult to put all of your trust in you’re A/C unit, especially if it tends to give out now and then.

And let’s face it, in sizzling heat, we’ll take whatever sweet and slightly cooler relief from the warmth that we can get.