Exactly.  Keep the posts coming in so we get closer to the mark, otherwise it just won't work. 

Good morning folks

Good morning

 

No wait it's 10:16pm Good night

ok 12:52 am...here again

5.12pm here, and really hot

shoot its cold as hell and raining like cats and doge here if gainesville,fl

jofo, wanna trade places? lol

lol...umm well if i was there i'd only get to take a nap rather than go to bed....so nah i think i'll stay here and be a little chilly....then go snuggle with my son and wife to keep wartm...lol...but umm yeah i hope it gets a lil cooler there for you.....u an aussie?

Yep jofo, an Aussie in a heatwave

mmmhhhmmm...well i hope it gets a lil cooler there for ya....i hope you have a/c

hehe thanks buddy, I have a ½ horse power, and that's kinda really useless actually it might go ok in a bird cage, but not in a room lol

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Bickity, Boppity, Bump

What you need now is the strategic placement of fans.  When our A/C went out a couple years ago, we cooled the whole house (1600 sq.ft.) with one window unit by placing fans at optimal places to circulate the cool (and most importantly DRY) air to the rest of the house.  Keep the fans at the level of the A/C or a little below (because cool air sinks) at each exit point in the room with the A/C.  Of course, keep all the windows drawn to keep out the sun, and turn off all electrical appliances that aren't absolutely necessary.  If this just isn't cutting it, tack blankets up over the room exits and just keep the one room cool.

It's not a comfortable as central air, but it beats the alternative of doing nothing and just boiling in your own perspiration.

Karen, what I need is an industrial sized air-con or 2, or 3 or 4, it's a heatwave here mate