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I'd noticed the same thing at my old house where I had a heat pump hot water service that co-incidentally air-conditioned the garage. The effect was quite pronounced and in the warmer months, quite pleasant. I tried to remember this every time a teenage daughter spent an afternoon standing under a hot shower. At least my garage was getting cooler. I'd thought the same thought about pool heating. I'd idly thought it must be possible to hack a split system AC so that the heat exchanger could just be submerged in an adjacent swimming pool. Given the vastly superior thermal conductivity of water, I'd expected no fan would be needed anyway and with a healthy temperature differential, heat transfer should work a treat. Of course if we could just come up with a way to efficiently turn heat into electricity we could have an AC that the utility company would mail us a cheque for using quarterly... I don't know. That's probably a YouTube question. I'd like to think that it scavenges the cold for something useful. -
Andrew squirmed in her arms as she checked his diaper. It was damp but not soaked so it wasn’t an issue right now. He looked at the others on the screen as people signed off as the meeting was over until only a few of her close friends were left asking her questions and giving advice to her. -
Samuel giggled slightly as he reached and petted the dolphins nose and shook his head when he was offered the fish. He clung onto Miss Lily as she stood up and he looked around trying to see if he can find the others in their small group.
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By Findingacceptance · Posted
You're probably the closest person ive seen to me. Im in Myrtle. Love to chat if you're up for it.
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