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    #11431
    I cannot survive without AC. It's so HOT LIKE HELL

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    #11432
    Took a bath for the third time today, my hair isn't even dry yet from my last bath. WOW.

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    #11433
    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    Took a bath for the third time today, my hair isn't even dry yet from my last bath. WOW.
    I saw the temp.on my phone this 9am, it.was already 30c, yesterday it was 28c about the same time.

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    #11434
    Quote Originally Posted by papi smith View Post
    I saw the temp.on my phone this 9am, it.was already 30c, yesterday it was 28c about the same time.
    Last week nagka flu ako (Wednesday) Nung Monday lang ako gumaling and I feel sick again.

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    #11435
    Quote Originally Posted by papi smith View Post
    I saw the temp.on my phone this 9am, it.was already 30c, yesterday it was 28c about the same time.
    tapos high 70s pa RH mapapabukas ka talaga ng AC

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    #11436
    It's like a blast furnace outside. The A/Cs are being taxed to their limits. Where before during the cooler months, the 2.5HP split will just sip around 500-700W all day. But now, it's pulling anywhere between 1,500-2,500W.

    The history of our monthly power consumption reflects on the significant rise in temperature:

    Feb: 585.68 kWh
    Mar: 734.35 kWh
    Apr: 491.77 kWh (and we're just halfway through the month).. projected to reach 950-1,000 kWh (0.95-1 MWh) by the end of April. Yikes!

    I've been dabbling with the idea of adding a water mist system to the outdoor A/C unit condenser cores to increase efficiency. However, that will also increase water consumption.

    Installing solar power, if only to run the A/Cs, seems to be mighty enticing right now.

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    #11437
    I was older na when I realized the importance of trees, passive cooling and large windows. My parents' room face the backyard (with lots of trees) and have large windows on three sides so it's still comfortable until now. My room is sauna/oven like because I only have one side with windows.

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    #11438
    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    I was older na when I realized the importance of trees, passive cooling and large windows. My parents' room face the backyard (with lots of trees) and have large windows on three sides so it's still comfortable until now. My room is sauna/oven like because I only have one side with windows.
    if you have a firewall, plent trees near them. the trees will coolify the firewall.
    we have styrofoam insulation under our roof... it helps, somewhat.

    we had to trim our mango tree, even as it was producing good fruit and good sunshade.
    nababagsakan na kasi the car...
    we also have to have our alulodes cleaned regularly... so many mango leaves in them!
    Last edited by dr. d; April 16th, 2025 at 02:35 PM.

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    #11439
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    if you have a firewall, plent trees near them. the trees will coolify the firewall.
    we have styrofoam insulation under our roof... it helps, somewhat.

    we had to trim our mango tree, even as it was producing good fruit and good sunshade.
    nababagsakan na kasi the car...
    we also have to have our alulodes cleaned regularly... so many mango leaves in them!
    Our house is surrounded by trees, my side puro bamboo, but then I only have one side of my room with windows kaya mainit pa rin. We don't have firewall doc because our house is surrounded by garden (?) all around. I forgot what it's called pero we followed the rule na there is minimum distance from the structure of your home to the wall/bakod? It seems like modern homes now rarely follow this, when I used to watch real estate videos on youtube.

    We have a huge mango tree also, our neighbor to the left and right, both have mango trees too! Pero yung sa isang side apple mango which I absolutely love. Ours indian mango, we used to have 2, one near the gate and one near my parents room, sadly, my Dad had to cut down the one near their room, masarap pa naman bunga nun, kasi something to do with delikado daw. Mango trees malakas makasira ng foundation daw, our second gate cannot be opened na parang na mis align ata, probably because of the mango tree. My Lola's lanai naman cracked open yung floor becauase of the mango too

    BTT: It's not as bad as yesterday, I can survive with fan pa. I don't know why my fat lab throws a tantrum when the AC is on. She wasn't like that naman before.
    Last edited by _Cathy_; April 16th, 2025 at 03:12 PM.

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    #11440
    Sa Sobra nga Ang init today, imbis na wheel alignment Lang pagagawa ko, nag pa underbody wash na din Ako Kasi malamig masyado Ang customer's lounge Ng pinagawan ko. Anything just to escape today's afternoon heat.

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