When summer strikes, high, sometimes uncomfortable temperatures come with it. Severe heat should be taken seriously and its important to understand the dangers. "The body cools down primarily by the evaporation of sweat on the skin," Director of Integrative Pain Management at The Mount Sinai Hospital Houman Danesh, MD, said. "When the air is dry, sweat evaporates and cools the skin. When the air is humid, sweat doesnt evaporate as well and the body is unable to cool down." The best way to stay safe is to stay hydrated and keep indoors during peak sun hours. However, even inside can get steamy. If you dont have an air-conditioner to rely on, or if that still isnt cutting it, here are five unconventional ways to stay cool this summer..