TOTAL SUN DEATH
ROUNDHOUSE KICK THE SUN OUT OF THE MILKY WAY GALAXY
DUMP THE SUN INTO THE ETERNAL OCEAN OF THE FIRMAMENT

not my problem

>>213856439 (OP)
Based 100 years of darkness

>>213856439 (OP)

I'm trying to understand how my portable AC works. It has not produced any water today despite it being 33 degrees.
I had to empty the pot like 4 times yesterday with the temps being basically the same, this is literally fucking magic, how does it work man?

>>213856439 (OP)
>hmmm, let's check what weather hitler dood is complaining about

>>213856439 (OP)
lmao'ing @you
it rained today here

>>213856660
We don't expect Europeans to comprehend American Cooling

>>213856665
To be fair, that's pretty similar to what I'm getting here on the West Coast. I guess Jan isn't used to this... "heat."

>>213856439 (OP)
press the red button you dumb dutch

>>213856597
Fuck offfffff

>>213856665
>>213856755
1: you don't know 100% humidity
2: you either never leave the house or you're always somewhere with AC (car, house, office)

>meanwhile at OP's place: 19C

>>213856807
Red? Are all Jews colorblind?
>>213856914
27c 100% humidity
Yesterday 32c 100% humidity

a little humidity is too much for dutchies

>>213856699
AC really does make a difference, it's a shame I can only refrigerate one room in the house though. It can make my room comfortable even in the greatest heat but it's not powerful enough for the entire thing. It would probably suck out all the air in the house first if it was.

>>213856876
The sun does what it has to do...

>>213856913
You don't know how humidity works.

>>213856660
Different air humidity.

>>213856660
What is the humidity level outside?
Is there dust or a blockage that could be causing condensation not to drain? Did you change the angle at which it sits?

>>213857047
It has to fuck off

>>213857057
I do, you don't
Warm air hold more moisture
100% means maximum amount of moisture that air at that temperature can hold

Fucking cunt

>>213857102
I think it was a little less humid today, but not by much.
>Is there dust or a blockage that could be causing condensation not to drain?
I wouldn't know, that thing is all locked down. It was draining a fuckton of water yesterday so probably not, not like anything can fall in there.
It has 2 drainage valves, not sure what the bottom one is for considering all the water falls out of the one above it, but both of them are dry. It certainly is cooling though.

>>213857139
>>213856939
Retard cope and I'm 100% that it's not 100%.