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Did you get triple-tabs? Oh, you're up North, probably have a steep-pitch roof.
No, your reading comprehension disorder is down to you.So, Summer is now the fault of mankind. You people are dumb....
I don't live there and this shit is not normal.
Did you get triple-tabs? Oh, you're up North, probably have a steep-pitch roof.
Architectural shingles. I don't know what triple tabs are. Ha.
Fuck that shit. Ting ting ting hot hot hotDid you get triple-tabs? Oh, you're up North, probably have a steep-pitch roof.
Architectural shingles. I don't know what triple tabs are. Ha.
Yeah, your roofing needs are different up there. I have a plan to do mine in metal. Kinda glad you brought this up.
If it's not running it can't extract moisture from the air.But, no, it doeasn't hardly run.
Yeah, your roofing needs are different up there. I have a plan to do mine in metal. Kinda glad you brought this up.
Air Conditioner & Furnace "right size". Air Makers Inc. Heating & CoolingToo big should not cause you problems. Perhaps a larger than necessary bill but that's it.
If you have the right ton for your square footage check your filters
Okay. I'll do that. Tomorrow. It's moving in on my bed time. Thanks.
I think I'm around 3500 sq feet. Either 35 or 38. I forget what with the garage and all.
Yeah, your roofing needs are different up there. I have a plan to do mine in metal. Kinda glad you brought this up.
Old tin roof sounds good when it rains. We used to have one of those when we lived in the sticks back in the late 60s early 70s.
Ah well. I just can't wait to sell this thing and head out west where it's less humid.
It could also be a problem with the ducting. If the airflow isn't distributed right there is imbalance and efficiency will suffer.What ton is your ac? If it never shuts off it is too small or your filters are full.I am not sure if it is just because I went back into the field this year rather that the cushy "office" job or if it is really worse but I suspect the latter.
The only upside is my grass is browning so I don't have to mow every 3 days like a usual spring/early summer.
Not sure which is worse tho, an airconditioner that never shuts off, costing a fortune, or the nasty humidity
Likely so. It's a drastic change. I've got problems inside the house, though. I just spent 13 thousand on a new air conditioner and furnace last year, but the guy sold me an air conditioner that was too big. So it doesn't suck humidity out of the house right. At least as far as my own research into it leads me to believe. I don't really understand how that matters, but not my field. That was a waste of money, it seems.
I had a new roof installed yesterday, so maybe that might help to cool it down in here, too. I dunno. They said it probably would.
It's ironic you all were talking about Vegas. My doc keeps telling me I need to move out west where the humidity is lighter. But that's another story. Ha.
Anyway. Yeah. It sucks, the humidity. I'm on the east coast and basically on an island here in Delaware. A lot of humidity and with all of that water surrounding us, it just adds to it. As soon as I sell this place, I'm out.
I've been wearing a straw hat when I work in my yard. That seems to help. Masybe try one on and see if it helps you out. That shade on your face really does help. The air is still horrible, but still. It's something if you're working outdoors.
Problem I have is my house faces east/west so the windows are always facing the sun and acting like magnifying glasses. I bought theatre black out curtains but they make it too dark.
If his house is really old you may be right. Our builder put air ducts in the garage. Stuffed them with insulation.It could also be a problem with the ducting. If the airflow isn't distributed right there is imbalance and efficiency will suffer.What ton is your ac? If it never shuts off it is too small or your filters are full.I am not sure if it is just because I went back into the field this year rather that the cushy "office" job or if it is really worse but I suspect the latter.
The only upside is my grass is browning so I don't have to mow every 3 days like a usual spring/early summer.
Not sure which is worse tho, an airconditioner that never shuts off, costing a fortune, or the nasty humidity
Likely so. It's a drastic change. I've got problems inside the house, though. I just spent 13 thousand on a new air conditioner and furnace last year, but the guy sold me an air conditioner that was too big. So it doesn't suck humidity out of the house right. At least as far as my own research into it leads me to believe. I don't really understand how that matters, but not my field. That was a waste of money, it seems.
I had a new roof installed yesterday, so maybe that might help to cool it down in here, too. I dunno. They said it probably would.
It's ironic you all were talking about Vegas. My doc keeps telling me I need to move out west where the humidity is lighter. But that's another story. Ha.
Anyway. Yeah. It sucks, the humidity. I'm on the east coast and basically on an island here in Delaware. A lot of humidity and with all of that water surrounding us, it just adds to it. As soon as I sell this place, I'm out.
I've been wearing a straw hat when I work in my yard. That seems to help. Masybe try one on and see if it helps you out. That shade on your face really does help. The air is still horrible, but still. It's something if you're working outdoors.
Problem I have is my house faces east/west so the windows are always facing the sun and acting like magnifying glasses. I bought theatre black out curtains but they make it too dark.
Make sure to get a wheelie in every time you bikePlease, I live in Vegas for fuck sake.
Bah! 110 there is like 84 here, and today it was 94 with 58% humidity.
I'd go bike riding in 110 out there.
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LOL probably one of the better OP threads I've come across this evening as it is actually pertinent & informative, lol. Refreshing change, no pun intended, tks Gramps...Also don't close bedroom doors in your house as it prevents the air from cycling properly. Vacuum your return air vents and CHANGE YOUR FILTER FREQUENTLY.
Also hose off the outside unit radiator
Unless you are installing it yourself and know what you are buying/doing, and it is a good product. They do sell some alright stuff and have good deals if you know what you are buying. I'd never even consider having home despot install anything themselves ever though. You might get someone who knows what they are doing but it is too much of a crapshoot.1 size larger AC means it will cycle on less, saving electricity and AC life.
I never thought about the humidity factor, though. Makes sense.
The longer it runs, the more air it dries out.
Yeah. Seems to be the case. That's Home Depot for ya. They just send whatever contractor out and they proceed to selling you the most expensive one without really caring about how it works. And I donlt know jack squat nothing about air conditioners. At least not enough to ask important questions like this one.
I should have just hired a local mom and pop place.
Yes, you probably would have saved at least 5 grand.
Folks, never, ever buy major stuff from Home Depot, it's always more expensive.
Central AC, roofing, flooring, gutters, all way more expensive, and often inferior quality.
Pines are nice and low maintenance (no leaves). Sappy fuckers though and a pain to climb if you happen to crash your remote control plane in one.Yes, you probably would have saved at least 5 grand.
Folks, never, ever buy major stuff from Home Depot, it's always more expensive.
Central AC, roofing, flooring, gutters, all way more expensive, and often inferior quality.
I got my roof from Home Depot, too. Ha. But they sent Mexicans for the roof, as opposed to uppity yuppy who sold me the air conditioner. Those Mexican guys knocked that roof out like champions. And didn't leave not one speck of debris behind.
But, yeah, it was expensive.
Did you get triple-tabs? Oh, you're up North, probably have a steep-pitch roof.
About the sun..you could plant a line of Norfolk Island pines on the east and west sides of the house. If my yard wasn't so funky-shaped, I would on the west side. I already have shade on the east after 9 AM.
Unless you are installing it yourself and know what you are buying/doing, and it is a good product. They do sell some alright stuff and have good deals if you know what you are buying. I'd never even consider having home despot install anything themselves ever though. You might get someone who knows what they are doing but it is too much of a crapshoot.1 size larger AC means it will cycle on less, saving electricity and AC life.
I never thought about the humidity factor, though. Makes sense.
The longer it runs, the more air it dries out.
Yeah. Seems to be the case. That's Home Depot for ya. They just send whatever contractor out and they proceed to selling you the most expensive one without really caring about how it works. And I donlt know jack squat nothing about air conditioners. At least not enough to ask important questions like this one.
I should have just hired a local mom and pop place.
Yes, you probably would have saved at least 5 grand.
Folks, never, ever buy major stuff from Home Depot, it's always more expensive.
Central AC, roofing, flooring, gutters, all way more expensive, and often inferior quality.
Pines are nice and low maintenance (no leaves). Sappy fuckers though and a pain to climb if you happen to crash your remote control plane in one.Yes, you probably would have saved at least 5 grand.
Folks, never, ever buy major stuff from Home Depot, it's always more expensive.
Central AC, roofing, flooring, gutters, all way more expensive, and often inferior quality.
I got my roof from Home Depot, too. Ha. But they sent Mexicans for the roof, as opposed to uppity yuppy who sold me the air conditioner. Those Mexican guys knocked that roof out like champions. And didn't leave not one speck of debris behind.
But, yeah, it was expensive.
Did you get triple-tabs? Oh, you're up North, probably have a steep-pitch roof.
About the sun..you could plant a line of Norfolk Island pines on the east and west sides of the house. If my yard wasn't so funky-shaped, I would on the west side. I already have shade on the east after 9 AM.
Fuck that shit. Ting ting ting hot hot hotDid you get triple-tabs? Oh, you're up North, probably have a steep-pitch roof.
Architectural shingles. I don't know what triple tabs are. Ha.
Yeah, your roofing needs are different up there. I have a plan to do mine in metal. Kinda glad you brought this up.
Try working outside in this weather like I have for forty years.When I can. Do you have a point, idiot?Puzzy..We skipped spring entirely and I'm not kidding. Went from low 30's one week then straight to 80's and 90's. Never got any spring. Now it's just been weeks of triple digit heat/heat indexes.
Near two weeks of 110 degree heat.
FUCK IT IS TOO DAMN HOT.
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Lol, I'm not the one lying here, although I would calls what you are doing as exaggerating rather than lying.Now you are just STRAIGHT UP LYING.Last week was cool. I was there. Stayed at the Westin because I had early meetings.Did you see the word HEAT INDEX in the op or are you being retarded on purpose?I just realized the OP is in KC. The temp today was 97° not 110° and the forcast for tomorrow is 87° with lower to mid 90s for the next week. My phone gives the the weather there because I go there a couple of times a month.
Yesterday was 102 real temp. Day before was even hotter.
Why?
Bound for ignore
