wasent refering to 'saying' but 'doing' rangoonian
fucking soft... alright
agree... yes I think it is all well blowen out of proportion, its not the fact there is small amounts of residue but todays fucking health n safty laws... HNZ wont wipe these houses down get new tenints in cos they could end up in court.
no people that use them are... and I dont agree with controled being simpler
ohhh... you been sipping that lake water again?
refering to my post you quoted... inlighten me, why would you fuck your brain up and get so shit faced if you ran such a perfect life? why?
cheers DD
(Definately Dodgy)
Sometimes, yes...
I've worked for an electrical contractor once in my varied career and it comes down to communication. Something often missing...
You seem quite literate so do two pieces of paper.
One with the limitations on pump installs - including when in your opinion it's an uneconomic job...
One with what the saleman should tell the prospective customer..Including what he definitely should NOT tell the customer.
Give them to the boss - Choppa is it ? - with your reasons for doing it. If he likes it, win for all as you are all then literally on the same page.
At one point in my time with the contractor i had to get the owner and two of his staff into the smoko room and just about literally knock heads together, principally because the boss was a poor communicator. I think he only kept me on because i was the only one who'd argue with him - and he liked a good argument.
Hey Drew, you're not alone in the dickhead salesman...err person stakes. We got one installed 3 years ago and the installer/electrician had to put a MUCH larger unit in to accommodate our room sizes. Dickhead salesman fucked up with his quote and they had to wear the cost of the bigger unit. His boss came around trying to get us to shell out more and I told him he could always un-install it and piss off with it all....his choice. Not sure how long the said tosser lasted in the job after that.
We had a new heatpump installed in our last place (we dont use the one in the current house), the guy who installed it told us just that. Set a temperature and let it run, rather than turn the thing on and heat from scratch. He said it was more efficient and how he explained it made sense. Maintaining something should take less energy than a large transition.
He was wrong? Can you tell me why? Very curious.
Life is not measured by how many breaths you take, but how many times you have your breath taken away
I think the issue is more that we cannot be sure that it won't. It is impossible to take into account all the variables between individuals and their physiology that might influence the short and long term effects of recreational drugs like P, acid, coke, marryjoanna, whatever. Same can be said for medical prescription drugs though!
Life is not measured by how many breaths you take, but how many times you have your breath taken away
He was not wrong regarding efficiency....provided we're talking about refrigerant. Economy however is different.
10°c is the magic number where it is more cost effective to maintain that heat than to heat up from below. We don't live in Northern Japan, it is very uncommon for a home to drip below 10° on the inside. For those that do, heat pumps now have a 10° heat function. Push that button when ya go to bed and it keeps the room above it.
Refrigerant takes energy to compress, kept it under pressure and it works faster. But it is the same urban myth as flouro bulbs being cheaper to leave on the to restart. The time frame in that scenario is 7 seconds by the way. For a heat pump you're probably closer to half an hour 45 minutes.
There's the thing. I know some people that are shitheads when they drink only a couple of beers. Others are fine no matter how much they drink. Prob with drugs that are illegal, is they're not regulated, so anything could be in 'em. Just another reason to decriminalize all drugs, so they then become a health issue rather than a criminal one. Waste of police time and money convicting people that simply want to give themselves a high of their choice. And the argument that something must be wrong in your life to want to get high? How lame is that? Do we get high riding our bikes at speed? Too fucking right we do!!! Do some of us die doing it? Get seriously hurt? Brain damaged? Fuck yeah. But do we still want to be allowed to do it regardless? Of course we do. Drugs if you find them fun? Fuck yeah. We can choose to end a life without getting locked up. But want to let of some steam and have a fun time? Oh nooooooo...
Still depends where you are in NZ as to the pump's efficiency as i hear it. When the mob I worked for got into heat pumps the situation was that south of about Kaikoura, efficiencies were marginal. Due to low outside temps...
I'm told the succeeding generations of heat pumps are better and can handle the lower SI - but dahn here it's still a tossup on cost wood vs a heatpump.
Local to me - canty high veldt - wood is still the best option.
There's warmth enough to be stolen from a -4° atmosphere, for a correctly sized unit to keep its alinside area around 20° before it freezes up beyond operation.
Mitsubishi cheat to make theirs work to -8 or something. They have an electric heater hidden in the outdoor. Because an energy rating is ranked in a certain temperature range (well above -8), they still have a competitive rating...which they then sell down south without explaining to customers.
im not refering to a dabble but those that take shit regular... mate I go to church and dont drink... so yes booze can do the same, any way I was born ginger so my brain hurts any fucking way
correct... cannabis can and will bring on schizophrenia to those that are likely to have it, thats fact even tho users dont believe it, same goes for the rest, there is no good from using fullstop and yes that can go for some medications
ohhh shit yes, proabition has been done in the past, for good reasons LOL, I dont have an issue with cannabis being legal either...
cheers DD
(Definately Dodgy)
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