Which of the following comes closest to you when it comes to purchasing or looking into purchasing air conditioning, fans, or other ways of cooling your home in the last month?

Which of the following comes closest to you when it comes to purchasing or looking into purchasing air conditioning, fans, or other ways of cooling your home in the last month? Published on 14 July 2025 → Survey conducted on 14 July 2025 on 5540 GB adults

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I have purchased some means of cooling my home in the last month

16%

I have looked into purchasing some means of cooling my home in the last month, but have not, and I regret not having done so

I have looked into purchasing some means of cooling my home in the last month, but have not, but I do not regret not having done so

I have not looked into purchasing some means of cooling my home in the last month

61%

Don't know

I have purchased some means of cooling my home in the last month

16%

I have looked into purchasing some means of cooling my home in the last month, but have not, and I regret not having done so

I have looked into purchasing some means of cooling my home in the last month, but have not, but I do not regret not having done so

I have not looked into purchasing some means of cooling my home in the last month

61%

Don't know

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