Originally Posted by Wurzel
(Post 11948409)
Hmm so you won't use winter tyres but you will fit mega expensive air conditioning for the few days you need it.
The mind boggles. Eh?? When have we ever discussed winter tyres? |
Originally Posted by Dingdongler
(Post 11948453)
Eh?? When have we ever discussed winter tyres?
Not you per se but it was the comment you made about not needing AC that often but getting it anyway. Where as the subject of winter tyres crops up every year and the standard response is for the few days a year we need them they are not worth it. |
Originally Posted by Dingdongler
(Post 11948381)
One of the best things I ever did was install ac in a few rooms of the house when I refurbed a few years ago.
One of the rooms that has ac is my bedroom which means I get a fantastic nights sleep when everybody else is suffering. It seemed like a waste of money at the time but really glad I did. Not sure what the leccy bill will be though! |
Originally Posted by Wurzel
(Post 11948458)
Not you per se but it was the comment you made about not needing AC that often but getting it anyway. Where as the subject of winter tyres crops up every year and the standard response is for the few days a year we need them they are not worth it.
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FYI Aircon isn't really that expensive, you can get a reasonable system that will do 2 rooms for around £500 out here... not exactly a fortune in the greater scheme of things... I have it on either side of the bedroom door, one outlet for the bed room and one for the living/dining area.
But I don't like it, I prefer ceiling fans, only fitted it for tourists... problem with aircon is you never get acclimatised to the heat if you use it, so when the heat hits you, you sweat like a pig... also blocks my sinuses. |
Originally Posted by ditchmyster
(Post 11948488)
FYI Aircon isn't really that expensive, you can get a reasonable system that will do 2 rooms for around £500 out here... not exactly a fortune in the greater scheme of things... I have it on either side of the bedroom door, one outlet for the bed room and one for the living/dining area.
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Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
(Post 11948514)
Where's the invertor or you run it through a duct?
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What he said.
Out here (don't know the names of the parts) but you get 2 inside units to one outside jobbie... very common and it's basically what everyone has, just had a mate put it in for me and all the piping goes outside bar the drip drain which goes into a waste pipe off one of my sinks in the toilet... had him do it while I was building a stud wall so nothings visible. Going to do the same downstairs, not that I really need it down there as it's really cold but tourists like to see that you have it when booking... so needs must. I have ceiling fans in every room, which I much prefer, but I do buy good ones that can really cook up a storm on full bore. |
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