They don't need soap. I have never used it and mine has worked fine for more than 50 years now.
They don't need soap. I have never used it and mine has worked fine for more than 50 years now.
What do you know about reality? Have you ever tried the method I refer to. If not, you're talking about theory, not reality.
This is the bumblebee theory. As I said, it can run for 12 hors or more without being any less cool. And again every day after that. Saying "fraid not" doesn't make the facts the way you want them to be.
Irrelevant. The calculation allowed for the fact that bees can move their wings.
So are you agreeing it would not be noticeable if you're not sweating? It sounds that way. So we're half-way there.
But I think you were giving an answer (correct or not) to only part of two related questions I think you were answering, If the humidity were higher, would it be noticed if you were sweating. The question at hand is in two parts. Was there an increase in humidity, and b) if so, if you were sweating, would it be noticed?
on the unusual days when humidity is high and it is hot (usually associated with thunderstorms), the swamp cooler makes is feel like we are in a sauna. It is very unconformable. And we get soaked in sweat.
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