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.
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.