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12000. It is the only AC for the entire 865 sq ft 2 bedroom condo.
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Hmmm. Does it do a good job? I'm kinda thinking 2 5000 btu will save you power as you dont need to run both all the time. 2 5000 are cheap and you could prob sell the 12000 used for enough to buy 2 new 5000s and maybe even have money left over. I would say the 5000 are about 500 watts and the 12000 around 1200 watts. You probably would also get a better coverage of cooling and if one goes down your not SOL. But I'm not sure the condo rules or if you would be up to that.12000. It is the only AC for the entire 865 sq ft 2 bedroom condo.
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It’s new, just got it this past summer. There is no other location to put an AC unless it’s portable in the bedrooms with a frame of some sort for tall casement windows. Can’t cut the brick and the bedrooms won’t support that.Hmmm. Does it do a good job? I'm kinda thinking 2 5000 btu will save you power as you dont need to run both all the time. 2 5000 are cheap and you could prob sell the 12000 used for enough to buy 2 new 5000s and maybe even have money left over. I would say the 5000 are about 500 watts and the 12000 around 1200 watts. You probably would also get a better coverage of cooling and if one goes down your not SOL. But I'm not sure the condo rules or if you would be up to that.
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Honestly, if I knew I'd be in my last place for 10 years, I probably would have hired someone myself (rather than ask my landlady) to wire it more efficiently.
I fully understand it's not in everyone's budget to do so.. wasn't in mine... but it would definitely save you a lot of headache and probably a lot of money in the long run, if you're staying put.
I know now that I own an old ass place that is a serious fixer-upper.. it's really not all that much work to rewire existing lines more efficiently.
But... do electricians want you to know that or charge you accordingly? Absolutely not.
I fully understand it's not in everyone's budget to do so.. wasn't in mine... but it would definitely save you a lot of headache and probably a lot of money in the long run, if you're staying put.
I know now that I own an old ass place that is a serious fixer-upper.. it's really not all that much work to rewire existing lines more efficiently.
But... do electricians want you to know that or charge you accordingly? Absolutely not.
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I was thinking window.. the floor models are terribly less efficient so I wouldn't even consider it. Plus space and drainage etcIt’s new, just got it this past summer. There is no other location to put an AC unless it’s portable in the bedrooms with a frame of some sort for tall casement windows. Can’t cut the brick and the bedrooms won’t support that.
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To do that kind of electrical work, it has to get approval, they have to schedule it, and what someone will charge for the work is beyond the budget. We have been here almost 18 years now, but we will be gone within the next 5-9 (before my mortgage rate goes up). So, it’s very unlikely to change.Honestly, if I knew I'd be in my last place for 10 years, I probably would have hired someone myself (rather than ask my landlady) to wire it more efficiently.
I fully understand it's not in everyone's budget to do so.. wasn't in mine... but it would definitely save you a lot of headache and probably a lot of money in the long run, if you're staying put.
I know now that I own an old ass place that is a serious fixer-upper.. it's really not all that much work to rewire existing lines more efficiently.
But... do electricians want you to know that or charge you accordingly? Absolutely not.
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The portables are NOT cheap and while we are allowed to build a frame for an exhaust duct, we are not allowed window units.I was thinking window.. the floor models are terribly less efficient so I wouldn't even consider it. Plus space and drainage etc
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Yeah not much you can do.The portables are NOT cheap and while we are allowed to build a frame for an exhaust duct, we are not allowed window units.
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Summers are friggin miserable just trying to push air around corners into other rooms. It makes baking bread regularly a task that I choose for cooler days.Yeah not much you can do.
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Yeah condos are great in some aspect and not so much in others.Summers are friggin miserable just trying to push air around corners into other rooms. It makes baking bread regularly a task that I choose for cooler days.
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Hey, just be glad you don't have holes in your basement that lead to your darkest nightmares...
I have to crawl around in there before next summer to encapsulate it.
It's got about 20" of clearance
edit: p.s. - snakes come out of it.
I have to crawl around in there before next summer to encapsulate it.
It's got about 20" of clearance
edit: p.s. - snakes come out of it.
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Don't know why I liked this one I hate snakes and spiders. I'd rather deal with a bear.Hey, just be glad you don't have holes in your basement that lead to your darkest nightmares...
I have to crawl around in there before next summer to encapsulate it.
It's got about 20" of clearance
edit: p.s. - snakes come out of it.
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I am so sorry to hear this AM. That's horrible and scary I'm 47 and both of my parents passed very early from heart problems. So I am making it my goal to get myself healthy again. This task is slow going for me at 47, but is working. Just had to give up my fear of Dr's.So sorry to hear this.
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Hey, just be glad you don't have holes in your basement that lead to your darkest nightmares...
I have to crawl around in there before next summer to encapsulate it.
It's got about 20" of clearance
edit: p.s. - snakes come out of it.
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Thank you. Both of my parents are also gone (dad from MS when I was 20, and mom from a massive pulmonary embolism 15 years ago). Both were riddled with health issues most of my life. I still just can’t even understand wtf happened. I wish you strength and perseverance to attain your goal.I am so sorry to hear this AM. That's horrible and scary I'm 47 and both of my parents passed very early from heart problems. So I am making it my goal to get myself healthy again. This task is slow going for me at 47, but is working. Just had to give up my fear of Dr's.
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See now I'm getting worried I live in an apartment building now, and my wife is about to inherit one of two homes. They are older and are going to need fixing and I see no need to rent when we own a home. Its just gonna take work to get the two rooms I want to turn iTo do that kind of electrical work, it has to get approval, they have to schedule it, and what someone will charge for the work is beyond the budget. We have been here almost 18 years now, but we will be gone within the next 5-9 (before my mortgage rate goes up). So, it’s very unlikely to change.
Thank you, I guess you can say I'm a work in progress. I've done my share of not taking care of myself. I followed Phish for years and the dead before that. So I've done my fair amount to this body I was given. But now its time (well I'm a little late most of the time) to put on my big boy pants. Thank god for my wife I'm a tattoo artist and chef by schooling, both of which industries have closed because of flu and I as I said have lung (asthma) and heart (very high blood pressure) problems and I won't take that chance, and do like some people and tattoo from home. Don't need to get sick. Thanks for letting me ramble. I think my thumb is niw my strongest muscle lolThank you. Both of my parents are also gone (dad from MS when I was 20, and mom from a massive pulmonary embolism 15 years ago). Both were riddled with health issues most of my life. I still just can’t even understand wtf happened. I wish you strength and perseverance to attain your goal.
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When the work comes from a place of caring for oneself and being there for our loved ones, those hurdles can be tackled. I’m a (retired) respiratory therapist and have cared for many an ICU patient with asthma and hypertensive crises. Be good to your body now.See now I'm getting worried I live in an apartment building now, and my wife is about to inherit one of two homes. They are older and are going to need fixing and I see no need to rent when we own a home. Its just gonna take work to get the two rooms I want to turn i
Thank you, I guess you can say I'm a work in progress. I've done my share of not taking care of myself. I followed Phish for years and the dead before that. So I've done my fair amount to this body I was given. But now its time (well I'm a little late most of the time) to put on my big boy pants. Thank god for my wife I'm a tattoo artist and chef by schooling, both of which industries have closed because of covid and I as I said have lung (asthma) and heart (very high blood pressure) problems and I won't take that chance, and do like some people and tattoo from home. Don't need to get sick. Thanks for letting me ramble. I think my thumb is niw my strongest muscle lol
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Right now we have a one bedroom (excuse my English but) shit hole apartment we pay $1600 a month for and we have an 8000 btu and it does nothinHmmm. Does it do a good job? I'm kinda thinking 2 5000 btu will save you power as you dont need to run both all the time. 2 5000 are cheap and you could prob sell the 12000 used for enough to buy 2 new 5000s and maybe even have money left over. I would say the 5000 are about 500 watts and the 12000 around 1200 watts. You probably would also get a better coverage of cooling and if one goes down your not SOL. But I'm not sure the condo rules or if you would be up to that.
12000. It is the only AC for the entire 865 sq ft 2 bedroom condo.
Really that's amazing thank you so much damn. I love this site I went on another(yes I cheated) and the people were so rude when they found out this is my first grow. Like I was completely stupid and had no common sense. This is not at all the same kind of site. The people hear seem to care about what happens to each other like a big damn farm family. May all your higher powers protect and guide you.When the work comes from a place of caring for oneself and being there for our loved ones, those hurdles can be tackled. I’m a (retired) respiratory therapist and have cared for many an ICU patient with asthma and hypertensive crises. Be good to your body now.
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I feel the same here. It seems that here, folks want each other to be successful and there is the reality we all have to start somewhere.Right now we have a one bedroom (excuse my English but) shit hole apartment we pay $1600 a month for and we have an 8000 btu and it does nothin
Really that's amazing thank you so much damn. I love this site I went on another(yes I cheated) and the people were so rude when they found out this is my first grow. Like I was completely stupid and had no common sense. This is not at all the same kind of site. The people hear seem to care about what happens to each other like a big damn farm family. May all your higher powers protect and guide you.
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