Anonymous aec09aaa0e1fecb5ee84f959714739bc started this discussion 3 months (2008-08-29 11:40:24 UTC) ago:
Or must you have a special device for the "AC properties" to kick in? Or will this work just as well?
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Anonymous 4a1beb5a357846131cb5029bc378215a replied with this 3 months (2008-08-29 14:33:35 UTC) ago, 3 hours later (#55,494):
Not really. Air "conditioning" means you are conditioning the air i.e. sucking out some of the humidity so that the air is drier and cooler. When you use a fan, all you're doing is blowing around the same warm moist air. It feels cooler to you because the sweat on your skin is evaporating faster, but that's not air conditioning.
Anonymous e32b029ea52adeec38d71f8ea050e91d replied with this 3 months (2008-08-31 00:43:03 UTC) ago, 1 day later (#55,878):
I saw the most insane thing a couple years back. It was at an antique store in small-town Arkansas, in the middle of an intense summer heat wave. For some reason, it was even hotter inside the antique store than it was outside. I soon saw why: in an attempt to "beat the heat", they had half a dozen air conditioner units just sitting out in the middle of the floor running full-blast. Some people really need to learn to thermodynamics.
Anonymous aec09aaa0e1fecb5ee84f959714739bc (OP) replied with this 3 months (2008-09-01 03:04:24 UTC) ago, 1 day later (#56,254):
@55,878> Some people really need to learn to thermodynamics.And some people really need to learn some basic English grammar…
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