Monday, September 7, 2009

Why people buy hummers when they live in Florida that flattest place in the world

Why people buy hummers when they live in Florida that flattest place in the world?
Why people buy hummers when they live in Florida that flattest place in the world? Why do we have sports cars if we can not race them?
Other - Society & Culture - 3 Answers
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to show off
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i recently moved to ORLANDO and have been ASKING MY SELF that exact same question for the past two years!
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That's funny because I plan on moving to Florida which will be the same time I'll be buying my dream truck which happens to be a H1 Hummer. and No it's not to show off I just like the truck! Every corner I turn there's another ignorant environmentalist complaining about how I plan on destroying the earth when there is no evidence of global warming and that there is tons of evidence on how batteries in hybrids and electrical cars are even worst then any gas driven car on the road today. so why the heck would I want a hummer to show off when all that would happen is get bashed. Also about sports cars. Back in the day we could race them all day long but now we can't because all these jealous, liberal, environmentalist who make it imposible for race track owners to even get a perment to build the thing.

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Were are some good places to live in Florida

Were are some good places to live in Florida?
I want to move to Florida and live somewhat near the water, any suggestions for good cities?
Other - United States - 2 Answers
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i realy like tampa bay!!
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I would say Pensacola it's affordable. Destin is goo and Panama City is beautiful because you are surrounded by ocean and it is the southern capitol for Spring Break. Tallahassee is pretty good it's not too far away from the beach, not forgetting about Jacksonville that is a expensive place to live but also beautiful. Miami is a nice place to visit and a nice place to stay at. Not forgetting Lakeland and Orlando which is not far from each other are two pretty great cities also like Clearwater and Tampa.

Friday, August 21, 2009

How can i keep my garage below 78 degrees at all times? I live in Florida and i need to keep my garage cool

How can i keep my garage below 78 degrees at all times? I live in Florida and i need to keep my garage cool.?
I live in Florida and I need to store food products in my garage. I need to keep my garage cool as I plan on storing food products in my garage. I need to keep the temperature in the garage at a steady 78 degrees. Is it more feasible to run the cooling from my exisiting central air or to get an independent system for the garage? Will I need to sheetrock around the walls inside the garage and or to add insulation??? any help will be greatly appreciated...
Maintenance & Repairs - 3 Answers
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What you need is a dedicated system for your garage. It is no use trying to tap into your central system as you have differing needs in both areas and cannot hope to maintain temperatures at your desired set point in the garage. Secondly you will also need to ensure you are insulated in the walls and the ceiling, just putting sheetrock around the walls will help but nowhere as well as fitting insulation in the cavity as well. You will save in running costs of the machine over time. I know this is more money to install but if you do it right in the first place you will be alleviating future headaches and saving money in the long run. Hope this helps
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(1) The exterior walls and the roof should be white, or as light a color as you can get. (2) You should install a ceiling of gyproc. (2) The walls and the ceiling should be insulated as much as possible, and painted white. (3) Any windows should have exterior shutters on them (white), closed during the day, no matter which direction they face. (Heat comes from the sky as well as from direct sunlight) (4) You should have an eaves exhaust fan and a vent at the other end to remove hot air from the attic space. (5) You should have a room air conditioner installed in the north wall if possible, east wall if not. (6) You should have a way of using the attic exhaust fan to pull cool night air into the garage itself, then up through the ceiling into the attic and then out.
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Kismet pretty much had the right answer but I would add that to help keep the garage cooler, I would recommend adding 20 inches of blown insulation in the attic area of the garage as well as the insulation in the walls and sheetrock everything....2 x 4 walls are good but 2 x 6 would be even better at insulating---just have to add 2 inch strips to the existing 2 x 4 studs and insulate accordingly. You may also want to consider a powered attic vent for the garage attic to help lower cooling costs. And do buy a separate a/c unit for the garage.