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OK so we got the thick bacon... but RK can't find the salami... and Deans wife has the cheese...
It is the evaporation of the water that cools the air just like when your sweat dries off your skin it cools you down.Now that works well except for when the air is saturated and can not hold anymore water, then it just blows wet air.
looks good. have you experienced the sauna effect when you had no windows cracked?
no lol that would suck we just turn it off when its to humid
but do you guys still use reg AC units out there ? dose everone have a swamp cooler
Now if it gets crazy hot and it feels like the cooler just aint workin' go to the grocery store and buy some blocks of ice and drop them in da coola and see how much that drops the air temp. (if you have an ice maker save some in plastic baggies and use it in da coola)No this is not a joke it works and I do it every year when my fat ass gets too hot its like AC without da bill
i still would like a dieagram maybe someing in MS paint
what about mold build up from the wet mats and stuff ?
Great descriptions, and love the diagram! Haven't heard of using ice cubes, I'll have to try it.That looks just like the one that's been cooling my house since 1990. Starting to rust out though, it'll need replaced before too long. Lots cheaper than A/C!
you pulling 5lbs of stuff out of the bottom in the spring too?
Are you talking about minerals etc from the water, or all the junk that breaks away from the pads?Our water isn't bad, very little stuff from that. I do get some pad material, but I always clean it out, then drain it and dry everything before covering the cooler for the winter. In the spring I usually just oil the bearing blocks and turn the water on, and it's good to go.
Sorry to hear it -- mine stays a lot cleaner inside. Also, I got a heavy canvas cover for it (~$30, iirc) for the off season...
Haven't heard of using ice cubes, I'll have to try it.
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