

Yeah, and you can also always put glue on it after you put it in there, making it seal even better!


Yeah, and you can also always put glue on it after you put it in there, making it seal even better!


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Red maple, looks like.


Let’s do both, and tax the rich while we’re at it.


If your intent is to sterilize the coils so that they can’t grow anything funky, then yes, probably that would be for the best.
Also, you could certainly test it by setting it to turn on when the furnace is on so you can see how stinky the ozone is. If it smells kind of strong, then that’s probably too much, right?


No, I don’t, and I’m sorry, I just have looked into it before myself, and once I looked into it, decided I wanted to avoid it completely, So my research stopped there.
I do have a UV bulb that I’ve glued into a tote so that I can sterilize things like my CPAP. After that I will air it out for a very long period of time to make sure that all of that stuff is gotten out.
One thing that I can tell you that I’ve learned from what I’ve researched is that the more air that flows over the bulb, the more ozone will be generated. So if it’s just sitting there not doing anything in still air and it’s producing a certain amount, having it in your AC unit might produce more. So that might be an angle you might want to look into.
Practically speaking for an AC unit, what I think would be really useful is to be able to turn it on at the beginning of the season to kill whatever bacteria might be in there, or to just be able to periodically turn it on.


Be aware, that’s likely to generate a non-trivial amount of ozone. It may not be good for your health.
https://www.epa.gov/indoor-air-quality-iaq/ozone-generators-are-sold-air-cleaners


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Forum of unfinished projects… Sounds like my basement.
Seriously though, I love this idea!


Thanks, I’ve shared this around.


I’ve used cool reader for Android and a little for win and Linux. Probably worth a try


I love my power toys. Have for… Oh God, it’s been more than a decade now.
Oof just aged a bit there.
Too bad MS is forcing me out with their foolishness.


Some places allow for rent escrow which basically holds your rent hostage until they fix the problem. It’s a legal way to get things fixed.


Not here to directly answer your question, but to recommend that you do an internet search for the name of your location and the phrase rent escrow.
It seems like you could have a somewhat dangerous situation on your hands and escrow is a way to legally withhold your rent until that issue is resolved.
Also, even as a non-electrician that situation looks kind of gnarly and definitely needs to be looked at by an electrician on site. The symptoms alone are definitely concerning.
Best of luck, friend.
That’s beautiful but scary.
Please read this: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0926669021001138
Maybe coat it with non toxic fire retardant?


That’s helpful. I see what you’re looking for now. Normally if say produce a copy, edit that. Ofc, giving this is education, that’s probably copyrighted isn’t it?
Incidentally it looks like by default Okular saves annotations in an external XML file. I have not verified this though.
You might look at Xournal++ also.
I was definitely confused before. I’d only used it for form completion and not annotation which apparently works differently.
Best of luck Internet friend and thanks for the clarification!


If you’re adding anything and it stays, you’re directly editing the file unless you save as. To that extent, your request confuses me.
Check out Okular. FOSS, allows annotations, can save as, I think.
The form filling and annotation options are what you’re looking for in it. They’re a little kludgy, but definitely workable.


If I installed all the tooling I needed to compile all the games I play, I imagine I’d run out of space first. I certainly would not be spending much time playing games. Respectfully.


You could drill it out and replace it with a nut/screw and bolt…
I will be very interested in this app once it has Google Calendar and Google Contact integrations. Is there a mailing list for updates to this app?