You're in dire need of a tailpipe flush
- Dozzer

I'd def flush the tailpipe of some of these women.

To be quite honest, Ness gave me a heads-up when she came home from work at 5 this morning (TTC operator... no whore jokes please) and said it was -33 with the wind chill.

Now that I understand that they draw outside air, I'm much happier.

Still pissed at the bullpoop story from the landlord though.
- Stee-Dot

Dam near close to -50 with wind here

I'd def flush the tailpipe of some of these women.
- sloppyseconds2

Dam near close to -50 with wind here
- Yeti1181

It's 6 here, but it could go down to -2 tonight. I'm gonna have to throw another log on the fire.

- Yeti1181

I'll keep it clean,,,not the tailpipe, I mean the thread.

Check the flux capacitor
- Yeti1181

Hahahah well you're first problem is owning a delorean

Dam near close to -50 with wind here
- Yeti1181

Yeah, but you guys have more old school types of heating.

It's 6 here, but it could go down to -2 tonight. I'm gonna have to throw another log Canucks jersey on the fire.
- golfingsince

#honesty

To be quite honest, Ness gave me a heads-up when she came home from work at 5 this morning (TTC operator... no whore jokes please) and said it was -33 with the wind chill.

Now that I understand that they draw outside air, I'm much happier.

Still pissed at the bullpoop story from the landlord though.
- Stee-Dot

they don't draw outside air, somehow they reverse the freon to produce heat but when it's so cold out, it freezes the compressor which is outside. so the warm freon cant run through the evaporator, which is the part inside that the fans blows air over

#honesty
- systemtool

Whoa, whoa. This isn't Edmonton.

So everyone's up in arms about Burke comments and how rude they are. Oddly enough he says the same thing we say constantly. Just because his were public I don't think we are in a position to act all offended over it.

Yeah, but you guys have more old school types of heating.
- Stee-Dot

Like friction by rubbing and cuddling naked.

they don't draw outside air, somehow they reverse the freon to produce heat but when it's so cold out, it freezes the compressor which is outside. so the warm freon cant run through the evaporator, which is the part inside that the fans blows air over
- bobbyisno1

So basically they build these things to the averages of the clientele?

Toronto's not known to be cold but in a freak instance it does, condo dwellers are (frank)ed?

It's 6 here, but it could go down to -2 tonight. I'm gonna have to throw another log on the fire.
- golfingsince

I hate you.

So everyone's up in arms about Burke comments and how rude they are. Oddly enough he says the same thing we say constantly. Just because his were public I don't think we are in a position to act all offended over it.
- Yeti1181

I'm not offended, I'm Canadian, I could care less about the US team or their management. I don't understand how that got so much attention here.

I'm not offended, I'm Canadian, I could care less about the US team or their management. I don't understand how that got so much attention here.
- sloppyseconds2

Just in general terms I meant

I'm not offended, I'm Canadian, I could care less about the US team or their management. I don't understand how that got so much attention here.
- sloppyseconds2

Was wondering the same. I mean, it's gotta suck for US but who care's. Team Canada all the way baby!

More importantant factor... Stamkos?????????????

Apostophre in cares?? STFu Stee... you're drunk.

So basically they build these things to the averages of the clientele?

Toronto's not known to be cold but in a freak instance it does, condo dwellers are (frank)ed?
- Stee-Dot

they are great units, iv'e had one in my restaurant for 5 years and one at home for 3 years. first time they have frozen.
however i did know there was that possibility
the air conditioning part is the best

they don't draw outside air, somehow they reverse the freon to produce heat but when it's so cold out, it freezes the compressor which is outside. so the warm freon cant run through the evaporator, which is the part inside that the fans blows air over
- bobbyisno1

Freon properties are to absorb heat, if you reverse that system to extract hot air from the condenser and use as a heat source, like you said, where does the freon get the heat source in cold whether to transfer heat? Must be another source besides air, Ground water maybe?

Freon properties are to absorb heat, if you reverse that system to extract hot air from the condenser and use as a heat source, like you said, where does the freon get the heat source in cold whether to transfer heat? Must be another source besides air, Ground water maybe?
- sloppyseconds2

i don't know, the unit outside is like a central air unit and it feeds intake and exhaust freon tubes to a unit that hangs on the wall inside. which is the condenser evaporator
the thermostat is in the unit on the wall and it's operated remotely
the only connection is electrical
i hooked the whole thing up, but i had an electrician connect it to the panel
its 220 amp
i was told that it reverses the freon to create heat

weiro

kwndra


what's nrxt?
- weirdoh

Me using my laptop rather than trying to get my phone to comply

Either way guys... heat's starting to pick up and I thank all of you. Also did some researching on it and know a bit better now.

I need to say it again... Thanks!!!








Still though... not impressed with the bullpoop story from the landlord.

Either way guys... heat's starting to pick up and I thank all of you. Also did some researching on it and know a bit better now.

I need to say it again... Thanks!!!








Still though... not impressed with the bullpoop story from the landlord.

- Stee-Dot

landlord probably had less of a clue than anyone else

landlord probably had less of a clue than anyone else
- bobbyisno1

Seriously though, who complains that it's only 23.5 degrees ?