Isn't that common sense? The closing doors and windows part
Not closing windows, but blinds.
Closing doors only helps if you close the vents too.
And hey, there could be someone reading this thread who just moved into their first place, or moved to a hot climate for the first time.
Ah right, vents. I don't have any. I don't think anyone at where I live has vents in their houses ( actually, apartments)
And I just felt like it would be common sense to trap heat/cold.
Right but some folks might not think about how having open blinds can cause a lot of warming as sunlight pours through
Then this thread isn't for you because it doesn't get hot where you live.
No sane person would live in a home without a central HVAC in an area that gets real heat. Swamp coolers and those portable window A/Cs just can't keep up.
it doesn't get hot where you live.
23.5°N, subtropical, average summer air temperature 32°C
32°C is not hot, no matter the humidity.
Come talk to me when it's 45°+ with 35-45%RH for three months straight.
High humidity is worse, and it's for at least 6 months
Ok this is getting pointless. I'm just stating that I use air conditioner, and Hong Kong is so fking small the median apartment size is like 430 sqft. Most households don't need and can't afford a vent.
Isn't that common sense? The closing doors and windows part
Not closing windows, but blinds.
Closing doors only helps if you close the vents too.
And hey, there could be someone reading this thread who just moved into their first place, or moved to a hot climate for the first time.
Ah right, vents. I don't have any. I don't think anyone at where I live has vents in their houses ( actually, apartments)
And I just felt like it would be common sense to trap heat/cold.
Right but some folks might not think about how having open blinds can cause a lot of warming as sunlight pours through
Then this thread isn't for you because it doesn't get hot where you live.
No sane person would live in a home without a central HVAC in an area that gets real heat. Swamp coolers and those portable window A/Cs just can't keep up.
23.5°N, subtropical, average summer air temperature 32°C
32°C is not hot, no matter the humidity.
Come talk to me when it's 45°+ with 35-45%RH for three months straight.
High humidity is worse, and it's for at least 6 months
Ok this is getting pointless. I'm just stating that I use air conditioner, and Hong Kong is so fking small the median apartment size is like 430 sqft. Most households don't need and can't afford a vent.