lol, nice. doesn't snow much in FL though...maybe I could get a few bags of icei use snow in a 5 gallon bucket for cooling.. very very cost effective
Thanks! Def. a good read!When it comes to this stuff FilthyFletch is the cat to read.
Here's a link to his homemade A/C (using a Styrofoam cooler): https://www.rollitup.org/grow-room-design-setup/22360-how-build-small-c-cool.html
And here's one to his Res. Chiller using a mini fridge:
https://www.rollitup.org/hydroponics-aeroponics/23028-diy-water-chiller-setup.html
Hopefully that will give you some ideas
plus a solid chunk of ice stays ice a lot longer than cubes 
great info there FG
wanted to ad, another efficient way to cool, if you have some sort of ducting bringing in fresh air.. take a 1 quart or even 2 liter bottle, fill 3/4 full of water and put in the freezer.. once it is frozen, stick it in the venting and it will help cool the room for about 4-6 hours per container. when its melted throw back in freezer take out the other one and put that in the duct.. rinse and repeat. that way you arent buying ice, just making and reusing in a simple container
hope that gives u another cheap option!
