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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Good morning fabbers, omg the heat has me woke up with my hair in a bog of sweat. I know i often say i
i want to move to Spain but realistically i don't think i could manage in it enough to live there lol. Come in this thread and have a random rant any time of the day today.   |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Morning all.
The heat has me up too OP; woke up multiple times in a pool of my own sweat. I may get some kind of cool mat for the bed, like I have for the dogs. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Morning all.
The heat has me up too OP; woke up multiple times in a pool of my own sweat. I may get some kind of cool mat for the bed, like I have for the dogs."
Dog mat lol suits you sir ha ha couldn't resist . I poked out my little tiny fan but didn't think I needed it last night but i should have turned it on. I remember not to long ago we were practically dying for a good summer, well be careful what we wish for but to be fair it ends quick enough too. |
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"Good morning all hope you have an epic day. I'm off to buy some coolpops and elastic to make some DIY aircon 
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Elastic aircon do you care to elaborate? Lol |
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"Good morning all hope you have an epic day. I'm off to buy some coolpops and elastic to make some DIY aircon
Elastic aircon do you care to elaborate? Lol "
OK so you get a regular fan, use and elastic to attach a cool pop ( ice lolly or whatever people call them, frozen water treats) to the outside and it cools the air as the fan blows. Also reusable as you just freeze again. Seen it on the tickitytok so gonna give it a whirl
Dormer bungalow, all bedrooms are attic rooms I need to try something |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Good morning all hope you have an epic day. I'm off to buy some coolpops and elastic to make some DIY aircon
Elastic aircon do you care to elaborate? Lol
OK so you get a regular fan, use and elastic to attach a cool pop ( ice lolly or whatever people call them, frozen water treats) to the outside and it cools the air as the fan blows. Also reusable as you just freeze again. Seen it on the tickitytok so gonna give it a whirl
Dormer bungalow, all bedrooms are attic rooms I need to try something "
Okay I hope I am picturing this right so your gonna put a cold ice pop on an electric fan? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Good morning all hope you have an epic day. I'm off to buy some coolpops and elastic to make some DIY aircon
Elastic aircon do you care to elaborate? Lol
OK so you get a regular fan, use and elastic to attach a cool pop ( ice lolly or whatever people call them, frozen water treats) to the outside and it cools the air as the fan blows. Also reusable as you just freeze again. Seen it on the tickitytok so gonna give it a whirl
Dormer bungalow, all bedrooms are attic rooms I need to try something
Okay I hope I am picturing this right so your gonna put a cold ice pop on an electric fan?"
Nowhere near the electric part but yes. On the front cage part. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Good morning all hope you have an epic day. I'm off to buy some coolpops and elastic to make some DIY aircon
Elastic aircon do you care to elaborate? Lol
OK so you get a regular fan, use and elastic to attach a cool pop ( ice lolly or whatever people call them, frozen water treats) to the outside and it cools the air as the fan blows. Also reusable as you just freeze again. Seen it on the tickitytok so gonna give it a whirl
Dormer bungalow, all bedrooms are attic rooms I need to try something
Okay I hope I am picturing this right so your gonna put a cold ice pop on an electric fan?
Nowhere near the electric part but yes. On the front cage part."
Okay lol, i had to make sure i was read this correctly; it's a kind of "don't try this at home thing" I definitely wouldn't take the risk be careful don't believe or try everything you see online, some people are complete nut jobs and the risk ain't worth the possible electric shock lol . Lecture over it's the carer in me . |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Good morning all hope you have an epic day. I'm off to buy some coolpops and elastic to make some DIY aircon
Elastic aircon do you care to elaborate? Lol
OK so you get a regular fan, use and elastic to attach a cool pop ( ice lolly or whatever people call them, frozen water treats) to the outside and it cools the air as the fan blows. Also reusable as you just freeze again. Seen it on the tickitytok so gonna give it a whirl
Dormer bungalow, all bedrooms are attic rooms I need to try something
Okay I hope I am picturing this right so your gonna put a cold ice pop on an electric fan?
Nowhere near the electric part but yes. On the front cage part.
Okay lol, i had to make sure i was read this correctly; it's a kind of "don't try this at home thing" I definitely wouldn't take the risk be careful don't believe or try everything you see online, some people are complete nut jobs and the risk ain't worth the possible electric shock lol . Lecture over it's the carer in me ."
Couldn't find coolpops and I know the box of ice trick doesn't work, if anyone wants me I'll be in a cold bath |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Good morning all hope you have an epic day. I'm off to buy some coolpops and elastic to make some DIY aircon
Elastic aircon do you care to elaborate? Lol
OK so you get a regular fan, use and elastic to attach a cool pop ( ice lolly or whatever people call them, frozen water treats) to the outside and it cools the air as the fan blows. Also reusable as you just freeze again. Seen it on the tickitytok so gonna give it a whirl
Dormer bungalow, all bedrooms are attic rooms I need to try something
Okay I hope I am picturing this right so your gonna put a cold ice pop on an electric fan?
Nowhere near the electric part but yes. On the front cage part.
Okay lol, i had to make sure i was read this correctly; it's a kind of "don't try this at home thing" I definitely wouldn't take the risk be careful don't believe or try everything you see online, some people are complete nut jobs and the risk ain't worth the possible electric shock lol . Lecture over it's the carer in me .
Couldn't find coolpops and I know the box of ice trick doesn't work, if anyone wants me I'll be in a cold bath "
Lol best thing for it i have a cold shower most days. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"up at the crack of dawn 6am little bit warm off to the NCT first in the que dam car fails ahh well this day can only get better"
Oh no i don't like when it happens but really it's a good thing. My last car flew through with flying colour last year and i was expecting a list of things wrong. It broke down on Xmas morning while driving to a friend at 7.30 am and was without it for three months then it got fixed then it broke again so your better off knowing what's wrong and get it fixed. In the end i just changed couldn't be dealing with the hassle. |
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"Okay lol, i had to make sure i was read this correctly; it's a kind of "don't try this at home thing" I definitely wouldn't take the risk be careful don't believe or try everything you see online, some people are complete nut jobs and the risk ain't worth the possible electric shock lol . Lecture over it's the carer in me ."
I don't think there's much risk to it as long as you keep whatever watery substance sealed in the wrapper 
(I know there's still some amount of condensation but that would probably be minimal) |
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