January 2010

January 31, 2010

A question about the air conditioning unit in my home?

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jim asked:


The neighbor has a mist system set up on his outdoor unit for central air cond, it comes on when the fan on it comes on. Will this make the system work more efficient, or promote rust

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January 30, 2010

how do you find out what the problem is with an air conditioning unit in a home?

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Henry M asked:


I am not getting 24 volts to my condensing unit in order for the condensor to operate

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Plz complete the following: Men are like?

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Gringo asked:


Here’s a few examples,let’s see what you got:
Men are like….Chocolate Bars. Sweet, smooth and they usually head
straight for your hips!!
Men are like….Blenders. You need one, but you’re not quite sure why.
Men are like….Coolers. Load them with beer and you can take them
anywhere!
Men are like….Copiers. You need them for reproduction, but that’s
about it!
Men are like….High heels. They’re easy to walk on once you get the
hang of it.
Men are like….Horoscopes. They always tell you what to do and are
usually wrong.
Men are like….Lawn Mowers. If you’re not pushing one around, then
you’re riding one!
Men are like….Lava lamps. Fun to look at, but not all that bright.
Men are like….Laxatives. They irritate the crap out of you.
Men are like….Mascara. They usually run at the first sign of emotion!!
Men are like….Mini skirts. If you’re not careful, they’ll creep up
your legs
Men are like….Parking spots. The good ones are already taken and the
ones that are left are handicapped or extremely small!
Men are like….Plungers. They spend most of their lives in a hardware
store or in the toilet!!
Men are like….Popcorn. They satisfy you, but only for a little while!
Men are like….Placemats. They only show up when there’s food on the
table.
Men are like….Used Cars. Both are easy-to-get, cheap and unreliable.
Men are like….Vacations. They never seem to be long enough!
Men are like….Weather. Nothing can be done to change either one of
them!

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January 29, 2010

Adding Central Heat and Air to an Existing Home

Christopher Brown asked:




Many older homes were built pre-central heat and air. This is a luxury that many of us have to enjoy and when moving into an older we find that this luxury is also a necessity. We tend to lose tolerance for heat as we grow older and those old window air conditioning units just look tacky. However, the whole idea of having to add ducts to a home can sound difficult and expensive, but it is easier than you might think.

Central heat and air uses a primary heating appliance such as a furnace that is often located in an area such as a small closet, basement or garage. These systems deliver heat throughout the house through pumped warm air through a system of air ducts or by sending hot water or steam through pipes to room radiators. In newer homes, the system is usually built in with the home. The duct system may be set up with an air conditioner, heat pump, or furnace. There are also two types of systems including a forced air system and a gravity system. Gravity systems, however, do not provide air conditioning and can only provide heat. If your system includes an air conditioner, then the system is a forced-air system.

Air conditioners and heat pumps are forced air systems that share ductwork. The air conditioner runs on electricity and removes heat from air through refrigeration. The heat pump is capable of providing both heating and cooling. In the winter, the heat pump extracts the heat from outside air and delivers it into the home. In the summer it does the opposite. It extracts the cool air and pumps it into the home. These systems tend to be very economical and use only one duct system.

Many central air conditioners are split systems with a condenser outside and the fan and coil unit mounted in the attic. This means that the ducts will originate in the attics. The challenge here is if the home is two stories. It can be difficult to get the supply and return ducts to the first floor. The second floor will generally have ducts that run through the attic floor, while the first floor will need to have ducts run through closets. This takes up less space than some may think and the mess can be minimal. The contractor will need to cut holes in the first and second floor ceilings and some second floor closets will need to be used for running ducts.

This work will be well worth it in the long run when your home is kept cool in the summer and warm in the winter. If you have an older home, especially one with two stories, it can be difficult to spend anytime upstairs during the summer. The upstairs rooms will hold a large amount of heat and will definitely benefit from central heat and air. In the winter it is often difficult to keep first floors warm because the heat rises. Central heat will make your first floor rooms much more comfortable.

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January 28, 2010

How much guar gum do I put in a quart of ice cream?

ice machines
Steffen asked:


I have been making ice cream except there is a problem. The texture is not very good. I know that ice cream companies put guar gum in their ice creams to make it thicker. How much should I put in mine? My ice cream machine makes around a quart of ice cream.

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January 26, 2010

How cold is the air conditioning on a cruise ship?

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pk asked:


We will be on Royal Caribbean’s Majesty of the Sea. I’m used to setting our air conditioning at home at around 80 degrees in the summer, unless I’m exercising, & I’m comfortable.
I’m wondering about the temperature in the dining room, theatre, lounges, & other indoor public areas.

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can you make ice cream by putting it in the freezer instead of using an ice cream machine?

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Cleo P asked:


I wanted to make ice cream, but don’t have an ice cream maker. Is it possible to just keep it over night in the fridge, or does this not have the same effect?

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Air conditioning? Most efficient way to run it please?

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cloclo asked:


We live in a 3200SF home that luckily has separate AC for upstairs and downstairs. But AC is so expensive to run. Someone told me to set it at a set temperature, like 60 maybe. They say that’s cheaper than turning it on for a few hours a day. Is this true? I study at home all day and its soooo hot!!! This fan is useless too!

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January 24, 2010

is there any way to make ice cream with out an ice cream machine?

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ZE Kasianator :) asked:


i was just wondering if you can… also do you guys know any sites that give recipes for ice cream or desserts?

thanks

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January 23, 2010

Does anyone have an easy homemade ice cream recipe to use with my Rival brand ice cream machine?

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darlin asked:


I don’t want to buy the mix. I just want ingredients to use instead. Any favorite flavors and how?

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