There is a cooling stat and a heating stat. Sometimes they come combined, but not always.And do you put your air conditioning on a de-thermostat? And use a de-heater to keep your refrigerator cold?
What people were questioning, I think, was your act of coining a word which does not exist in the language and doesnot seem to be needed.
And do you put your air conditioning on a de-thermostat? And use a de-heater to keep your refrigerator cold?
What people were questioning, I think, was your act of coining a word which does not exist in the language and doesnot seem to be needed.
And do you put your air conditioning on a de-thermostat? And use a de-heater to keep your refrigerator cold?
What people were questioning, I think, was your act of coining a word which does not exist in the language and doesnot seem to be needed.
Well you better tell Honeywell that they have to rename their product because Wikipedia does not have an entry for it.
https://customer.honeywell.com/en-US/Pages/Product.aspx?cat=HonECC+Catalog&pid=H46C1166/U
These days building codes require multiple air vents to the crawl space from the outside. But apparently nothing is causing an overall air movement through those vents.
I agree and have seen things you mentioned before.
In our old home the water table was often just a couple feet down. We raised the house about a foot put a new foundation under it and filled in the hole that had been the cellar. Even then it was damp. We put heavy black plastic down lapping the seams and covering all dirt. Total difference. It was even usable for storage. No fans, no moisture.
