That's just what a poor person would say!
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That's just what a poor person would say!
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Depending on your room size and budget, i would recommend at leasr 12k btu and always try to get one with a heat pump so you can use it in winter too.
sticking the output hose out of the window is good enough to get started but even using the fabric window kit is good enough to be more comfortable.
For reference i used a 14k btu in a 25-30ish m2 room and it was more than enough in +38 heat. If you start to cool it down early in the day and close curtains you can prevent alot of heat later in the day.
You can get all sorts of portable aircon and even having a pipe thrown out of your window helps alot. My loft gets to 37-38...
or make thames water fix their shitty leaks?
so we don't have to click the R🤮DD!T lonk
The hero we need! 🤩😍
ohh cool tip will check it out thanks!
That still asked me to login even in desktop mode
Is there a link directly to the gif? for those if us who don't have reddit logins?
You mean ExAmerica Party?
I guess it depends what you call waste. Its providing a service, realistically around here park and ride is pretty popular where people to to edge of the city, park in a carpark with solar cover and ride a bus to town.
traffic still sucks because of other morons who don't use it and drove but it would be worse if everyone drove
I'd love solar to offset electric costs but realistically i don't have a way to get solar. Contacted 4 companies who all told me the shape of my roof is not good for solar (1890's house with several extensions not thinking about roof space.
yes but if the op doesn't have an ac already, could be renting, which severely limits what kind of ac you can get.
But yes split units are of course far better efficiency. I been eyeing up next years upgrade to an external unit with heat pump and 5 internal units for the 3 bedrooms, lounge and kitchen. But given how expensive the unit is i don't even know how much would it cost to install something like that. Lucky for me the house is arranged so that only one of the internal units would be a complete pain in the arse to install. So hopefully its something I can afford to do for next summer... fingers crossed