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Pengwuino
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Where I live, temperatures fluctuate like crazy (I technically live in a desert climate) . We can have 80F degree days and have it drop to 40F degrees that night. My house, for whatever reason, will have the upstairs heat up to the 80 degrees, yet when it gets cooler, it will take a long long time for the temperature to drop to even 76 when outside it has already dropped to something ridiculous like 65.
So I figure hey, open some windows! However, it seems to take a while for the temperature to actually start fall. I mean it definitely falls faster than with them closed but its still oddly slow. Now, the windows have screens on them. So the thing I wonder about is how much the screens are affecting the air flow into my room and other rooms where the windows are open. Does anyone know how much screens can cut down the airflow into a room?
I know I know, I COULD just take the damn things off, but they're a pain in the you know what to put back on. I don't know what kinda moron designed these things.
So I figure hey, open some windows! However, it seems to take a while for the temperature to actually start fall. I mean it definitely falls faster than with them closed but its still oddly slow. Now, the windows have screens on them. So the thing I wonder about is how much the screens are affecting the air flow into my room and other rooms where the windows are open. Does anyone know how much screens can cut down the airflow into a room?
I know I know, I COULD just take the damn things off, but they're a pain in the you know what to put back on. I don't know what kinda moron designed these things.