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I was again up in Marin today and they had 102 F there. Now, back home right by the ocean it doesn't even have 60 F outside!
We did that in years past years. Atter a year or two your house will smell like a mold factory. Humitity gets into the walls a, rugs, etc. I think after a while it becomes irreversible.quote:
Originally posted by Auto-Union:
I blow fans into the house all night aand then close up early in the morning. House stays cool until 7-8pm then I do it again.
That depends on your humidity. We did that for 30 years worth of summers in our house in San Jose. No mold, no smell.quote:
Originally posted by Al:
We did that in years past years. Atter a year or two your house will smell like a mold factory. Humitity gets into the walls a, rugs, etc. I think after a while it becomes irreversible.quote:
Originally posted by Auto-Union:
I blow fans into the house all night aand then close up early in the morning. House stays cool until 7-8pm then I do it again.
Feels better....quote:
Originally posted by Pablo:
61°F and seems like a return to normal at 06:04, 7/25/06.
yeah, I don't believe my credit card bill when I see it so I know how they feel.quote:
Most on the board don't believe in Global Warming.
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Originally posted by Zee1:
yeah, I don't believe my credit card bill when I see it so I know how they feel.quote:
Most on the board don't believe in Global Warming.
Tell Pablo his wife called and said come home; she just put some water in his dish.quote:
Originally posted by GROUCHO MARX:
I'm having the ladies of the harem fan me with palm branches.
I was thinking of a hair implant, more bling and some white patent leather shoes.quote:
What are you doing to stay cool?