• Nico di Angelo
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    21 year ago

    @EmoDuck @The_Picard_Maneuver
    Don’t many German cars have “airco”? 😅
    Anyway, in rare cases it’s to moisturize the inside air, some are able to heat, but most of them are used to cool down temperatures in a room or building (like in supermarkets in summer) and are a common thing in resident houses in the hotter parts of the world…
    I think it gets its name from being able to condition the air temperature… 😅

      • Nico di Angelo
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        21 year ago

        @JudahBenHur Yeah, by the time I realized it might have been sarcasm, the toot was sent and I was already doing something else… 😅

        Oh, well, somebody’s gotto be the idiot sometimes, might as well be me… 😅😂

        • Ben Hur Horse Race
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          41 year ago

          in middle school I raised my hand and asked why the evaporation from the oceans didnt rain down into freshwater lakes and make them salt water also and I think about that about twice or three times a year, I’m in my 40s

          • @BottleOfAlkahest
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            21 year ago

            In elementary school I once asked how chicken eggs get fertilized if their shell is hard (we’d just learned about salmon spawning)…the look my teacher gave me still lives rent free in my head.

      • JackFrostNCola
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        41 year ago

        To add to this, reverse cycle (aka heat pump) air conditioners will dehumidify the air during cooling operation as humidity in the air tends to condense on the (cold) indoor unit coil and leaves via the drain pipe.
        These air conditioner units usually have the modes; cool, heat, fan only & dehumidify, which is why they arent just called ‘air coolers’ or ‘heaters’.

      • @Noodle07
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        -11 year ago

        Doesn’t work on your mom though, still wet

    • @[email protected]
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      11 year ago

      So on the whole somee are able to heat thing is going to be dependent on where you live, put where I love most heatpumps (air conditioners) that are whole home units or minisplits are reversible heatpump meaning they can both heat and cool