nah im serious. I dont know anyone in richmond who has a heat pump. ive only seen traditional big ass AC units on the back of people's houses. :badpokerface:

Cuz nobody actually lives in the houses in Richmond

You mean for the price of the forged 1pc wheels he is gonna buy :troll:

Heat pumps are basically ACs with refrigerant lines that run both ways to allow for heating and cooling.

They are still pretty big units though. What do you want to know about them?

For some brands the condensing units on the outside don't look visually any different between a cooling only AC unit or a Heat/Cool heat pump.

For the price of forged 1 pc wheels, how many wall units do you get?

which one lasts longer? heat pumps or traditional AC's? i heard your average AC unit only lasts like 5-7 years and will need replacement.

Reliability would not be significantly different. Heat Pumps are just AC units with a special valve that lets them run in reverse (aka, "reversing valve"), that's really the only major difference.

Here's a good video on it:

Whoever you heard the 5-7 year lifespan from is an idiot.
With proper maintenance there's no reason these units couldn't run for decades.

I like how the Pioneer logo is the same as Pepsi

That would be my Ching Chong ling long realtor:rukidding:

Most realtors only last 2 years :troll:

I too like how the South Korean flag is the same as the Pepsi

Pepsi > Coke

Been using negative/positive air pressure effect with the AC in the media room. One adjacent window open in a room with no other doors or window open. At night time, it gets scary cold.

I'm getting cold air from the AC and cold air rushing in from outside via open window. Firefighters use this to get rid of smoke trapped in rooms. Fan at one window is all it takes.

It's like recirc in a car, I guess. All I know is it works like a damn in my situation. I guess size of room/size of AC/size of window combo is just right.

Holy crap it's working so good, been so comfortable and cool working from home today.

My central air died, when I turn it on there's a heavy sweet chemically smell, n my air purifiers turn deathly red and kick into overdrive :m

Google says that's freon leaking :okay:

StylinRed getting high on freon..........

huffing it

Fuck I love the smell of R22 :sweetjesus:

Any of you in chemical engineering? Go make a tire burnout + R22 candle and my wallet is yours

Don’t forget the smell of nitrous at a drag strip

Or a fresh tuna sandwich from Toretto's Market & Cafe (no crust)

Reminds me of simpler times

i love the smell of costco tire shop and kresol soaked railroad ties.

VHT (PJ1 TrackBite) at the drag strip...............

Zippo lighter fluid

It did smell nice, at first I thought it was some sort of nice smelling soap :lol

Went to Krause farm for strawberry picking.
Went there earlier in the summer and they were not ripe, now they are perfectly sweet.
It's weird picking strawberries in Sept... maybe apple picking will be in Dec...

giving the ac a good bye kiss after next week
thanks ac see you next year summer time!!!!!

Can confirm Vancouver is humid, I'm in Regina....
It was 32C yesterday, Zero humidity, minimal sweat even working outdoors, Vancouver is much "worse" at 26C

Mmmmmm dry heat :sweetjesus: