Are these things better than a ceiling fan? I'm melting here.

>>105670285 (OP)
stick one of those things up your butthole and you'll be cool in no time pal

>>105670285 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-mBeYC2KGc

If you're in Europe buy a Portasplit and if you're in America buy a window ac. If it has a hose it creates negative pressure and pulls hot air inside which will make the cooling process long and inefficient.

>>105670285 (OP)
they need to exhaust somewhere + noise. too much fuckery and effort with that one for just a couple days/weeks per year when it is actually aids weather outside.
right now outside is +35 and my apartment is +27. not ideal, but kinda manageable. closed curtains + 2 tower fans + 5 running dust filters on low rpm - not an extreme cooling lol but it keeps air moving inside apartment so i can last for a week or two of this weather.

>>105670384
did he troon out yet?

>>105670285 (OP)
Compared to real ACs in terms of efficiency it's dogshit, but compared to a fan it's a blessing to have.
I pay a flat rate for electricity and live in Germany where summers are around 30 to 40°C so your experience may be different, check your local temps and price per kWh before buying!

>>105670384
>most recent video is on power vs energy
>takes 10 minutes to mention joules once
was he always this insufferable?

>>105670409
Portasplit is a chink Midea meme like their window ac units.

>>105670409
Portasplits are more expensive than a minisplit even if you pay for installation. You pay for the convenience and you get an inferior product in the end.

>>105670409
Didn't Europe have a lot of legislation on AC?

>>105670580
yes, it is. in germany it is easier to move to another country than to install proper outside ac unit.

AC should be banned worldwide. It fucks up climate even more.
Lose weight and get a fan, you obese neckbeards.

>>105670620
Yeah, it's the guy with an AC in the living room that's killing the planet not corporations.
Fucking retard, do you eat bugs too?

>>105670580
Minisplits are very expensive to install in Germany. That's why people buy portable units.
Monoblock : 200 - 1000€
Portasplit is 800 - 1000€ .

Meanwhile minisplit cost 500 - 1500€ for parts + 1000 - 1500€ installation (it is illegal to install it yourself 16000€ fine) + ~3 month wait time if you're not friends with an installer.

>>105670548
>>105670567
Portasplits aren't a meme, my brother has one. Super quiet and convenient.
They are much better than single unit ACs like in OPs pic since they're quiet and more efficient, and "real" split ACs aren't always an option if you're a rentbabby

>>105670599
I thought Germany was a first-world country.

>>105670649
We had the greens as our government for 4 years and a woman as chancellor for the 16 years before that. Our laws clearly reflect this

>>105670446
How are things in Germacuckistan?

>>105670649
yeah, it is no.1 bureaucracy in the world

>>105670637
But you still have to have a window open, right? What if it rains? How do you deal with noise? How can it be effective if the window is half open?

>>105670677
The hose is 2cm wide. And they include a seal for your window.

>>105670285 (OP)
They are fine, don't listen to the retards in this thread. All this bullshit about open windows and pulling hot air inside doesn't fucking matter in the real world. Even if you cool your room by 2 degrees it's fucking day and night and my cheap one can do like 10 degrees if I wanted to. The only actual downside is how fucking loud they are, you might need to consider that if you have direct neighbors or children.

>>105670670
No, it's not. That's a meme. If anything, it's one of the better EU countries, bureaucracy-wise.
Try getting anything done in EU shitholes like Portugal. Even some third-world countries are much better.

>>105670548
>Moldea
fucking chinks just recalled my window unit.

>>105670620
>Muh climate
Does a day go by without you being a massive fag?

>>105670637
You pay more for rent, you pay more for portashit, you still need a window or opening for the outdoor unit. This shit will leak refrigerant faster than the average minisplit.

>>105670706
doch doch

>>105670706
Yeah, it's better than Italy and Portugal, but that's like saying your IQ is higher than that of an Amerifat. Not really something to brag about.

>>105670695
this, it's not like we have choice anyways, if energy is cheap then it does not fucking matter, a few degrees are worth it for me.
I can't sleep above 25°C, literally cant.
I have to fall from exhaustion after maybe 50 hours or so to be able to sleep, it's an actual fucking nightmare and doctors can't do anything for me.
I'm jealous of people who can sleep when it's hot as my life is hell 4 months a year.

>>105670635
Then install the minisplits on your own. It is not rocket science. I seen Fritz like you doing that: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdhOvHHingS26aT2j8R9np5rFT7o3nj6S

Save some money and use your fucking brain assuming you have one.

>>105670708
Did you cut the cord, take the picture, get the refund, reattach the cord and clean the window unit?

That's how you teach chinks a lesson.

>>105670754
Doing that is illegal in Germany the government will fine you 16000€ for doing it.
Its not about being able to do it. Its about the police telling you to pay up and remove the ac afterwards.

>>105670777
It's not illegal per Se, it's just you aren't allowed to "damage the building" to install one if you're a rentcuck. So you have to ask for permission from your landlord which he won't give in 90% of scenarios

>>105670285 (OP)
Invest in passive heating. Not for some hippie "save the planet" narrative, but to save on equipment and electricity bills long term. Work smarter not harder.

Just creating an air current from opening the correct windows already helps.

>>105670777
>Muh laws
Nobody gives a shit and nobody will care if you install it yourself. You will lose warranty but that's about it.

If you are scared about the fine then hang yourself.

>>105670777
Nobody can tell you if you are allowed to drill some holes on your own property. Rentniggers BTFO eternally.

>>105670806
When there's 35 degrees outside there is no correct window.
I open the windows at night and in the morning, keep the closed the rest of the day. It helps but it's not magic.

>>105670823
>she fell for open window meme

>>105670745
I feel you, I can also only sleep like 2-3 hours when it's too hot so I'm basically a zombie all summer long.

>>105670777
>Doing that is illegal in Germany the government will fine you 16000€ for doing it.
Stop spreading misinformation you fucking faggot

>>105670801
https://handwerkerwissen.com/raumklima/klimaanlage-selbst-installieren-strafe-riskieren/# its not about the building. Its illegal to fill it with gas. I just double checked the fine is actually 50000€. If you live far away noone will notice but in the city you're basically just asking for debt and frustration.

>>105670839
>implying I don't actually allow spiders in my house so they kill the mosquitos

>>105670853
He thinks that he can spook others with statements like that.

>>105670855
>it's illegal to fill it with gas
Then don't buy some outdated toxic gas one

>>105670855
Imbecile nazis fixated on laws. Outdoor units come prefilled with "gas". You don't fill anything when installing a minisplit. Maybe you vacuum the refridgerant lines, but that's about it.

>>105670409
Basically this.
A real installed AC is better than both but as a rentcuck or if your situation doesn't allow it, portable mini splits (portasplits) are the best you can get with euro windows, and window units are the best portable option with sliding americna windows.
If you can't use even a portasplit, get a dual-pipe AC so you don't have the single hose problem where you just sucking in hot outside air all the time. Single hoses still work but they're just so expenisve to run and they mostly dehumidify.

>>105670865
>>105670900

EU-Verordnung Nr. 303/2008
Connecting the pipes is already illegal.
Modern gases are also illegal.

The law is wirtten to make illegal to install acs without a license.

>>105670915
>leakage checking of applications containing 3 kg or more of fluorinated greenhouse gases and of applications containing 6 kg or more of fluorinated greenhouse gases with hermetically sealed systems, which are labelled as such;

Read your own source
If the system is a portable one it's gonna have less than 3kg

>>105670933
Told you. Dumbass germans scared of everything. Including their government. This is what living in fear looks like.

>>105670933
Dry meant to quote >>105670890

>>105670951
If you read it, it's clearly intended for big industrial installations so that they don't leak huge amounts of gas.

>>105670823
Of course, the best effect is achieved with a properly insulated home, but every bit helps.
What you've been doing isn't wrong but it's only half of it. The goal isn't just to let the cool air in, it's to create a current where the cool air pushes the hot air out, and then is pushed out by new cool air once it warms up.

Open the lowest windows in the shaded face of your home, then open the highest windows of the opposite side. This will create flow that can make your existence a little more bearable. Lacking the funds to get a home designed or refurbished for this system, you can still get good results if you have a multi-story house or at the very least one with windows at different heights or in opposite sides.

If you're actually trapped in a one store apartment facing only the sun the RIP. No choice but to get AC.

>>105670839
>Anti-spider propaganda
Enjoy your pests.

>>105670933
>Germans caring about emissions
>VW diesel gate emissions scandal

>>105670976
That's exactly why it was a scandal, retard

>>105670964
A 12000BTU minisplit is a nothing burger. Sure, if you are scared call someone to install it for you, but don't bitch that it is expensive or that it is "not allowed without a license".

It just shows that you are incapable to do anything in life other than complaining.

>>105670976
Just shut your fucking mouth. Germans can't even make minisplits anymore. Look at BOSCH ones. It's just a Midea rebadge.

>>105670620
I guarantee you live in Europe and consider a 55 degree F dew point to be "hot weather"

>>105670855
>building a highly explosive device potentially killing dozen of people is illegal
>nooo fuck germturkistan
How about you just buy a proper one or let an expert do it faggot?

>>105671089
At this point only a lawyer will be allowed to have a license and to be able to install an AC in Germany.

>>105670620
But heating in the winter is fine? Idiot.

>>105670777
Dude you are delusional. It is like saying that piracy is illegal in Germany. Nobody does it because you get a fine. What a joke.

>>105670285 (OP)
Put on some aviator shades and you'll be kewl as fuark.

>>105670718
Do you not like a clean environment?

After the week of high temperatures in the UK has ended, I'm back to absolute comfort. It's 25C in my room right now, slightly warm but there's been a nice breeze all day.

Air con still makes no fucking sense for the sake of the 2-3 uncomfortable days we get a year.

>>105670695
This. It isn't ideal but it's so much better than not having anything. You can't install a proper AC system in many places.

>>105670708
It's a Karen complainer nothingburger. Yeah, if you install ANY window AC wrong the condensation doesn't drain and it could get moldy. In the case of the Midea U units, it's surely some retard who could not follow the simple install intructions. No shit, if you install it wrong it might not work correctly.
Midea is the best window unit you can buy, hands down.

>>105671328
That's why you research if a heatpump with both cooling and warming would make sense. I know you have some medieval heating solutions over there.

>>105671823
Heatpumps also heat houses more efficiently too but using it for cooling is like oooh no best not be comfortable noooo

>>105670285 (OP)
Like any real American, I have three ACs of three different types. Here's the reality:

>Central air
Obviously works the best and cools the whole house. But it uses way too much power, which you waste on cooling areas of the house you're not using. Massively expensive to repair or replace, so also avoid cycling it too much (I aim for a 20 degree delta from outside temperature).

>Window unit
The best option for cooling a single room. They're cheap, efficient, and cold. The only downside is that they can be more prone to mold from condensate (Midea just recalled a few models for this). They're also a pain to install and uninstall, if you want to take it out for the winter, because of the awkward shape and difficulty of insulating the gaps well.

>Portable unit
Use this if the portable part matters to you for single-room cooling. They cool the worst, take valuable floor space, and are generally louder than window units. But they install very quickly, and are just as easy to remove and put away for the winter. You're not going to want to move it around regularly, but a plus is that you can also move it to another room easily enough when you need to (think having company over, or working on a project in a room).

>>105670285 (OP)
3 laws man, three fucking laws.

>>105671219
I prefer a well cooled environment.

>>105670462
Why are you obsessed with sexual degeneracy?

>>105670285 (OP)
Turn on your AC lol

>>105670580
yes, uses too much energy. Bad for the environment, must be regulated

>>105670806
cope, just invest in some actually HVAC and if you're a real chad go heat pump with solar power and batteries. Zero costs to run.

>>105670462
Not yet

>>105670285 (OP)
Portable AC's work but aren't the most efficient devices out of the box. By constantly blowing air outside they create a lower air pressure indoors, which results in hot outside air getting sucked into your home through every nook and cranny. One room might get cooler, but all the other rooms heat up like crazy because of this.

I rent and local regulations are a bitch meaning I cant just install a proper unit myself. My 14000BTU portable units are modded with 3D printed adapters to add an air intake hose. All air hoses have been replaced with insulated ones as well and attach to MDF panels that seal off a window. It makes my home look like a drug den from the outside, but at least I am comfy with 21°C indoors instead of the +30°C I used to have all fucking night.

>>105672597
That's true only for cucked countries like Germany and the like.

>>105670409
>Portasplit
Wow, this is based as fuck, I didn't know Midea made these.
I used to have a portable split AC (not made by Midea but by some European manufacturer), and it was fucking great. It was a lot quieter than regular portable ACs, and the performance was much better too. This technology is pretty rare though. Sadly the hose punctured while I was moving, but the unit still served for over 20 years.

>>105670285 (OP)
get one immediately, i wish i had got one 10 years ago when i lived in an attic that would become unbearble to do anything in the summers. All you have to do is find a way to plug the hose out a window or exhaust or something to let out the hot air. its loud as fuck but better than being completely immobilized by the heat.

>>105670620
You try living in a sub tropical climate without air conditioning.

>>105670620
I used to live in a house with hell temperatures, it was really simple to just get an ac but i didn't cause i thought thats how it is, you don't have to suffer that much.

>>105670384
A portable AC is going to be better than no AC at all.
OP is considering a portable AC or a ceiling fan.
A portable AC is the obvious choice.
I have a portable AC for a room that doesn't have windows and I have it vented outside via a duct.
It's not ideal but at least it keeps the room cool.

>>105670285 (OP)
Only if you have the kind that has 2 hoses.

>>105673736
Technically both would be superior as the ceiling fan will circulate the cool air around the room.

>>105670649
>first-world country
That just means Germany is allied with NATO. It doesn't mean Germany is rich or smart.

>>105670285 (OP)
They are only ideal if you live in a shed or tiny home.

>>105676164
the cold war definition isn't used anymore, ESL

>>105670285 (OP)
Freeze water bottles overnight and hold them on your lap during the day. Cycle them out as the ice melts. Drop one in a bin of water and submerge your hand when you get too hot. Circulate cold air into your room at night and early morning. Keep all appliances off during the day. If you have to use a light, use a low wattage LED light since it won't give off much if any heat.

>>105676164
I wish more people knew this.

>>105670777
>Klimaanlage im Eigenheim. Besitzt du ein eigenes Haus, ist die Installation einer Klimaanlage meist genehmigungsfrei – schließlich ist es deine eigene Wand, in die gebohrt wird. Eine Split-Klimaanlage erfordert normalerweise keine behördliche oder private Genehmigung.

Why do you speak as if everyone's renting? Are you unable to conceptualize another reality? I truly feel bad for how many Germans are rentoids.

>>105670285 (OP)
With both heaters and air conditioners keep in mind the amount of house they have to heat/cool. It’s probably called like max volume or something. If you have just one little air conditioner and give it the work of cooling an entire house, you (probably) won’t notice much of an improvement. But if you just hang out in your bedroom or office and put the AC there and close the doors, the AC will only have the work of cooling one or two rooms and you’ll feel much better in comparison. Closing doors is how you reduce the amount of house they have to work on. Same exact thing applies to heaters.
>>105673736
For ceiling fans keep in mind that they’re supposed to go counterclockwise in summer, and clockwise in winter.
https://www.homedepot.com/c/ah/ceiling-fan-direction-in-summer-and-winter/9ba683603be9fa5395fab9036ab25bf
>>105676164
That terminology was also used by Mao Zedong in his ‘three-worlds theory’, which he used to explain why Chinese communists need to break off the Soviet Union ‘communists’ (in his own words revisionist social-imperialists) and instead get closer to the American capitalists (imperialists in his own words). Today self-identified communists use that terminology to explain how the rich ‘western’ and anglosphere countries are filled with fake proletarians who will never be revolutionary and need to be overthrown by ‘third-world’ ‘anti-imperialist’ countries.

>>105670285 (OP)
adding more box fans is always cheaper than buying AC

works great on my window
just don't get a single hose model

>>105670285 (OP)
better than a ceiling fan but imo worse than a box fan aimed directly at you. AC is for if you need to cool an entire space very slowly/inefficiently. if you're stuck to your poopchair than a fan is unironically better and more refreshing. inb4 noise just put your heaphones on nigger you are at a computer.

also portable units generate a lot of condensation and you have to empty its bullshit tank every like few hours its v inconvenient

>>105676606
The worst is when people think Japan is an eastern country.

>>105677502
That's like $200 of fucking filters and that box fan will burn out its motor because it's not made for static pressure. Just buy an actual air filter

>>105677844
filters are cheap (and you can just use fabric or something instead of being a retarded wypipo who needs a sub micron filter) and i have personally done that with a 120mm fan. it lasted fine as a desk fan.

I got this shit, it blows a good wind. Idk how it compares to an AC unit because I figured I would just move out of that shit state that doesn't have AC anywhere before long, and I did, so I just needed something cheap n dirty
https://www.amazon.com/Dreo-Oscillating-Velocity-Bladeless-Standing

>>105677838
>The country is in east Asia
>Long standing relations over the centuries with Chinese and Koreans, adopting many parts of their culture and straight up repurposing Chinese script
>Modern day Japs have large Yahoo admixture, originating from mainland East Asia.

Alright man. I'll bite. What's Eastern to you? Is it because they play baseball and wear suits after a nuke got dropped on their heads?

>>105678401
Communist bloc, Soviet Union/China and their allies.
Japan has long been detached from the continent and had mainly European influences since the 16th century.

>>105678401
You have to consider the influence Japan had on the whole western world since WW2. It's hard to imagine western culture without them.

>>105670285 (OP)
Just make a DIY swamp cooler.

>>105679217
what if it is already humid out?

>>105670285 (OP)
they are shit compared to other AC types when it comes to efficiency, but way better than a fan. if you don't have an option for any other ac type, buy it. Just have in mind they are quite loud, maybe you will have problems sleeping with it if you're a light sleeper.

>>105670285 (OP)
Get a decent pedestal fan, don't be a stingy little shit and you will get something good.

That thing on your pic is an icebox, it will make things humid and will encourage mold growth, so no. There exist portable ACs but they are LOUD little shits, you need to connect the exhaust to a window so you have to do modifications, the cold escapes the room easily and they don't distribute at all so the fan is still a must.

>>105670620
If you don't go an entire winter without heat, you have no right to speak

Just live in a sub 10% humidity area and you can just use 3 gallons of water a day with 300Ws to get 60 degree cold air with a true evap cooler.

Arizona and Utah chads win. Just stay away from the injuns and brown subhumans and you'll be fine.

That's what hesco barriers, barbed wire and battle rifles with the aid of a thermal spotter are for on your private offgrid homestead.

>>105673429
It's not true for garbage dystopias like Russia because they pump CO2 from their factories directly into your asshole.

>>105670285 (OP)
Spend $300+ on a portable evap cooler if you live someplace with reasonably low humidity (like less than 25%). It needs air flow but will use less power and be more effective at least at cooling your place down overnight, which is the best strategy overall.

OP, these euro cucks know nothing of heat. I assume you’re in the US. AC is common, but it doesn’t commonly work well in every part of a building. If you pay a flat rate or low prices on electric, do it. I actually have a brand new one that I don’t use bc of how expensive it was to run. I’m talking it added 150$ to the electric bill

>>105676584
Meanwhile the heat pump for the freezer is making your house even hotter, as you struggle to stay in an ice bath all day long in your 100F house

>>105670285 (OP)
I'd sooner buy a dehumidifier and stick with that than waste my money on a portable ac

Dual hose portable units are equal within the margin of air of any fixed install. They can also offer you closed single room cooling if you are cheap, or it's crazy hot and your portable unit(s) isn't up to the task.

Swamp coolers are okay for the desert but only to a point and can make things much worse if you have a jump in the humidity.

>>105670285 (OP)
naked with wet t-shirt and a fan blowing you from the side is peak lol.

>>105684365
>exchange 30% humidity for an extra 10 degrees of heat.

I like not having mold but my bathroom is a fucking desert, its awful.

>>105677791
Condensation line out your window or door seam or even bathtub.

>>105670516
yes

>>105676306
No, it's still used, after all that'sthe actual definition. Most people being too uneducated to use the correct phrase ("developed economy") instead doesn't change the meaning of well defined terminology. Kinda like retards say they have a "theory" to describe the got a hypothesis, and it doesn't matter that 90% of people misuse the phrase, if you write call your shitty idea a theory in academic circles you'll be laughed out of the room. Because majority use is not how scientific consensus works. It could be that newer terms become more popular, but that will not change the definitions of established terminology for a reason.

>>105676709
People tend to live in large cities, and property there is expensive. Also, Germany has or at least had a vast low income sector so these people and their families were never able to buy a house or apartment, and now with the increased real estate prices that affects even the middle class too. Everything below upper middle class will struggle to buy their own housing.

Is exhausting hot PC air outside like pic viable? I cannot purchase an AC unit for my room due to electrical costs + I will probably trip the breaker since I don't have enough outlets.

>>105685852
forgot the image here it is

>>105670516
He's an autist. You have to understand they get REALLY into wanting to explain things without fully explaining them.

>>105685852
It's a more expensive solution if cost matters to you. Exhausting air means intaking it somewhere else, so you'll be pulling hot outside air into your house if you're actively venting some contraption like that.

I used to consider all sorts of crazy solutions for the second floor room I kept all my hardware in. Then I relocated just about everything to my basement and never worried about cooling again.

>>105685913
isn't it still a valid solution? Outside air might be hot but its still cooler than cpu/gpu air right?

>>105685036
No, anon, no one is using the cold war definition anymore. This is evidenced by the fact that "developed country" and "developing country" superseded the three-world model and that "first-world country" and "third-world country" are used as slang or euphemisms for them, if not most commonly used to delineate and countries by being in abject poverty or not

>>105671135
you're supposed to be fat in the winter and skinny in the summer. that is literally how our body was designed to work

>>105670516
yeah
he made a video on dehumidifiers (yet another venue to shoehorn in his autistic heat pump obsession) that was almost an hour long, and went on a tangent about due process in America halfway in

>>105670384

>>105677510
>just don't get a single hose model
This, I have the 14K BTU Toshiba branded unit and it's fine despite the noise of having a compressor in the fucking crib

Dual hose portable ac also sucks, just so everyone knows.

>>105686494
How so? The idea is to not suck in the air you're just cooled and surrounding air that's being heated by the exhaust hose. I can definitely see the dual hose ACs where both hoses are just combined sucking.

>>105686530
I love my dual hose, but it would be nice to have the compressor and condenser outside, the machine does create some heat that even people with cheap window A/Cs don't deal with, they also don't have this huge motherfucker in their house.

>>105677443
>>105670285 (OP)
I’m doing some research on this and have an important bit of info for if you’re still shopping for one: Be careful trusting the square footage (area) advertised in the product’s description, they’re calculated using the best case scenario. This AC claims to be good for a 450 square foot room. According to calculator.net’s BTU calculator, you’d need 12,500 BTUs for a 450 square foot room in its default conditions (meaning bedroom with average climate [wouldn’t you only use an AC when it’s hot?], sun exposure and insulation, average two people inside and a 9-foot ceiling).
https://www.calculator.net/btu-calculator.html?roomsize1=450&roomsize1unit=feet&ceilingheight1=9&ceilingheight1unit=feet&people1=2&roomtype1=bedroom&insulation1=normal&sunexposure1=normal&climate1=normal&ctype=room&x=Calculate

>>105685862
>>105670516
that video gave me a brain blast to when i took an electrical engineering course as a CS student and during a presentation nobody understood why i was using joules instead of watts
>>105670620
its 100F in my rooms without AC and the same temperature outside. a fan isn't going to fix that

>>105670965
> If you're actually trapped in a one store apartment facing only the sun the RIP. No choice but to get AC.
And use window shutters to reflect heat radiation back.

>>105684158
>now its hot and humid!
this is the worst thing ever, not only it doesnt cool for shit but it also makes everything humid and sticky.
what kind of drooling mongoloid uses this?

>>105670285 (OP)
OP pic is a meme
just get a standing fan

>>105686539
>the machine does create some heat
Which is a round error in the efficiency of the unit.

>>105686651
There's more than one BTU rating. It's not the square footage that's optimistic, but rather the BTUs of cheap junk ACs like that one. For the unit in your pic, the 10,000 BTU rating is ASHRAE. This is the ideal number, calculated under perfect conditions. But most ACs you see in Home Depot instead of on Amazon don't use ASHRAE. They use DOE, which is lower and accounts for inefficiency and waste heat.

As an example, I have a portable unit advertised as 10,000 BTU with 450 sq. ft. coverage. It's 10,000 BTU (DOE), but 14,000 BTU (ASHRAE).

>>105670823
If you have a house with 2 floors and a basement, this will only work on the ground floor. If you have metal roofing and an attic that overhags the upper floor, you'll still be boiling upstairs. AC would be wasteful and inefficient compared to just staying downstairs because the roof is metal and the sun streams directly into the windows upstairs.

>>105671083
Eurocucks crying about 78 degrees outside being a heat wave. It was 81 degrees at 4:30am where I am. It will get into the 90's today, ignoring the swamp-ass humidity which makes it feel hotter.

>>105670285 (OP)
Start planting trees to block the direct sun from scorching your house and turning it into an oven.
>but i need it now
You say this every year. If you had done it 5 years ago, you would have a nice shade, and it would be noticeably cooler inside than outside.

https://www.ncufc.org/How-to-Plant-a.php

Also, you can get mature trees...
Remember, the jews hate trees.

>>105670665
lol exactly my thought.
It is insane how people, who can handle the heat are projecting their tolerance onto others.
Meanwhile 26°C in my room. Split AC? Nope, not fucking ALLOWED.
I fucking heat the summer. May - August plainly sux.
Germany, where "Zug" (draft) is a mythological creature that makes you sick immediatly and ACs are from Hitler's hell... in a bad way.

>>105673097
thats why you need dualhose portable AC

>but wait anon all they sell is singlehose

very easy anon, just buy second hose and ducktape it to the ac...

>>105670285 (OP)
Yes and no.

>>105670580
Depends on the country. In the Nordics the legislation mostly controls who gets to install them but anyone can buy them. Most buyers go for heat pumps though.

>>105685852
>>105685913
If the exhaust from the PC is hotter than the outside air, it's going to be a net benefit.
Also you don't want to use metal tubes like that. They act as heatsinks and will radiate a lot of the heat back into the room.
You want to use plastic, and/or insulate the tube.
You also want to keep the tube as short as possible. If you can have your pc sitting directly in front of the window it would be the best.
I would suggest curtains to obscure the pc so an urban youth "visiting" the neighborhood doesn't see and take it as a donation.

>>105670285 (OP)
try dumping water in your celining and letting it evaporate