Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Nope. Machinery is made to run.A few hours a week at my computer I like to block out the outside noise
I sometimes turn on the AC on and just let it run to block out the noise
Will this damage the compressor etc
If you get them to run with passion.Nope. Machinery is made to run.
Do not attempt to run an air conditioning unit in cold weather. Most modern home units have sensors to prevent the system from running the cold as a protection measure. Older units that lack those sensors may attempt to run, and either fail to operate correctly, or become damaged in the process.Jul 6, 2020A few hours a week at my computer I like to block out the outside noise
I sometimes turn on the AC on and just let it run to block out the noise
Will this damage the compressor etc
A box fan from Wal Mart is around 17 dollars, a squirrel cage fan for your system is anywhere from one hundred twenty-five to several hundred depending on size and horsepower, even though you don't have to feed the horses.Moonglow
I have the AC fan on only but the temperature is set to off
A few hours a week at my computer I like to block out the outside noise
I sometimes turn on the AC on and just let it run to block out the noise
Will this damage the compressor etc
He lives in Las Vegas and a friend of mine that lives there says the highs are in the seventies, they are here also.It'll damage your wallet for sure. But if that's not an issue...... Get a noisy bunch of birds. Or kids. And where ya live where you don't have heat on by now?
For twenty-two dollars you can get a white noise machine that they use in an office setting to keep people from listening in on what is said in a room.
Hey, I worked for NPR station at the University of Arkansas and we had to play the hillbilly version of Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons".OR he could just turn on NPR... A lot cheaper and made to ignore.
Only if "All Things Considered" is on.Why don't you just tune your radio to NPR at low volume. That'll give you some background noise that's easy to ignore.
The danger would be that you might fall asleep.
Ha!!OR he could just turn on NPR... A lot cheaper and made to ignore.
Why don't you just tune your radio to NPR at low volume. That'll give you some background noise that's easy to ignore.
The danger would be that you might fall asleep.
Hey, I worked for NPR station at the University of Arkansas and we had to play the hillbilly version of Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons".
