CFL first-timer

unseenblunt mc

unseenblunt mc

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hey bud get some water bottles and freeze them. set them behind the fan so the cool air gets drawn in. other than that you can open the closet door to cool down or make a diy ac with a fan, bucket of ice water, aquarium pump. and copper tubing . spiral the tubing around the grate on the front of the fan. connect the pump to the tubing and let it draw ice water in and around the tubing. this will cool the room down
 
z666ne

z666ne

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unseenblunt mc said:
hey bud get some water bottles and freeze them. set them behind the fan so the cool air gets drawn in. other than that you can open the closet door to cool down or make a diy ac with a fan, bucket of ice water, aquarium pump. and copper tubing . spiral the tubing around the grate on the front of the fan. connect the pump to the tubing and let it draw ice water in and around the tubing. this will cool the room down
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watched a video of this last night. In the video there was no pump or tubing, but that coil type system sounds like it'd work well.
 
unseenblunt mc

unseenblunt mc

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yeah im sure alittle search on youtube would come up with a tek on how to. i considered this at first but just keeping the closet door open takes care of the problem and as im popping circuit breakers all the time id rather not add more wattage unless needed
 
z666ne

z666ne

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unseenblunt mc said:
yeah im sure alittle search on youtube would come up with a tek on how to. i considered this at first but just keeping the closet door open takes care of the problem and as im popping circuit breakers all the time id rather not add more wattage unless needed
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Yeah thankfully I have central HVAC so if I keep the temperature on this floor around 68-71 the cabinet stays around 80 with lights on and 70-75 without.
 
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