You just shove it out the window? I'm terrified to do that for the one that'll hang way above the deck.
Well it's in the front window so above the porch roof. If it fell there'd be no harm done (except to the ac, I guess). I screw the side panels into the window frame though.
When it was in the back bedroom, when my friend was living there, we did install the brackets though. It was a big pain in the ass. I wonder if they are still attached back there. I don't remember taking them off. And, if so, if they'd fit any old ac we'd get to put in there when Bob is using it as his office. Starting next week-ish!
Liese! Ack! Falling is no good!
My Sir Squid t-shirt has arrived!
Yeah, Lisa, I recommend against falling. It is overrated as a course of action.
We don't have ac at all here, but lots of ceiling fans, and with the day/night temperature swings we get, so far so good. We just open up the windows at night and close them first thing in the morning. Which reminds me, I need to finish washing the windows and putting in the screens. Not happening today, though, we've got 35mph winds again.
I just almost typed \\o/ in an IM to an associate.
I'm pretty sure he wouldn't have gotten it.
Hah! Someone at work just sent me a link that turned out to be our own erinaceous speaking at TED: [link]
Question for some of our craftier buffistae:
We made tie dye t-shirts at a party this weekend, and were sent home with wet shirts, still tied, in baggies. What do I do with them? Wash and then dry? Or just dry?
I think air dry completely first, Burrell, then wash and dry again.
I think barb is right. I vauguely remember doing it that way as a kid.
