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Garioshi 07/12/23 6:52:20 PM #1:	this is kind of a long story but i'll sum it up as best as i can I've been living in this house for about 2 years at this point, and the HVAC has always sucked. It's too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter. My room is particularly bad because I'm both on the top floor and the ducts connected to my room are just smaller for reasons I can't comprehend. Over the past 2 summers, I've been subjected to my room being 80+F all day for a whole week in some cases. It's simply not livable. Last summer, I asked to get a window unit, and he said no because he was afraid of the cost. I resorted to filling large Tupperware containers with water, freezing them, and just putting them into my room until they melted. This year, I told him that I simply wasn't going to deal with it, and he agreed to me getting an AC unit, paid out of my own pocket. The cost has been negligible, so that's not an issue anymore. Things have been going well since then, but due to how extraordinarily hot this summer has been, I've sometimes been running it even when I'm not home to avoid dealing with the heat when I get home. Today, he told me to stop running it when I'm not home because the other tenants have been asking for permission to get their own AC units. He says he doesn't want them getting units because he's afraid of overloading a circuit and creating a fire hazard, and he doesn't want to give them any grounds to argue that I'm overusing my unit (or something like that i have no fucking idea). As far as I know, the only real fire hazard in a correctly-wired house is if devices are pulling more current than their wires can handle, which shouldn't be an issue for a window unit. Part of his concern is that the house is old, but it's clearly been rewired since it has 3-prong outlets. I don't think he actually wants me to move out, but I feel like it's possible to convince him that the other tenants getting their own window units won't burn the house down. Any suggestions on what I should do? If he decides to evict me for some reason, do I have any means of retaliation? --- "I play with myself" - Darklit_Minuet, 2018 <cite>Garioshi posted [p:974799278] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>this is kind of a long story but i'll sum it up as best as i canI've been living in this house for about 2 years at this point, and the HVAC has always sucked. It's too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter. My room is particularly bad because I'm both on the top floor and the ducts connected to my room are just smaller for reasons I can't comprehend. Over the past 2 summers, I've been subjected to my room being 80+F all day for a whole week in some cases. It's simply not livable. Last summer, I asked to get a window unit, and he said no because he was afraid of the cost. I resorted to filling large Tupperware containers with water, freezing them, and just putting them into my room until they melted. This year, I told him that I simply wasn't going to deal with it, and he agreed to me getting an AC unit, paid out of my own pocket. The cost has been negligible, so that's not an issue anymore. Things have been going well since then, but due to how extraordinarily hot this summer has been, I've sometimes been running it even when I'm not home to avoid dealing with the heat when I get home. Today, he told me to stop running it when I'm not home because the other tenants have been asking for permission to get their own AC units. He says he doesn't want them getting units because he's afraid of overloading a circuit and creating a fire hazard, and he doesn't want to give them any grounds to argue that I'm overusing my unit (or something like that i have no fucking idea). As far as I know, the only real fire hazard in a correctly-wired house is if devices are pulling more current than their wires can handle, which shouldn't be an issue for a window unit. Part of his concern is that the house is old, but it's clearly been rewired since it has 3-prong outlets. I don't think he actually wants me to move out, but I feel like it's possible to convince him that the other tenants getting their own window units won't burn the house down. Any suggestions on what I should do? If he decides to evict me for some reason, do I have any means of retaliation?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PowerOats 07/12/23 6:56:27 PM #2:	How much is rent? Anywhere in your area seem like a better place? Cuz paying for a place and it not being comfortable year round better have a low price <cite>PowerOats posted [p:974799388] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>How much is rent? Anywhere in your area seem like a better place?Cuz paying for a place and it not being comfortable year round better have a low price</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
The_X_Dawg 07/12/23 6:57:40 PM #3:	Fuck landlord leeches. <cite>The_X_Dawg posted [p:974799403] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>Fuck landlord leeches.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LincolnDuncan 07/12/23 6:57:48 PM #4:	Landlord sounds like he's making stuff up because he doesn't want to give in to tenants wishes. --- "I'm not a very nostalgic person, I neither have regrets nor occasions for self-congratulations." - Leonard Cohen <cite>LincolnDuncan posted [p:974799406] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>Landlord sounds like he's making stuff up because he doesn't want to give in to tenants wishes. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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bnui_ransder 07/12/23 6:58:24 PM #6:	If everyone has their own separate panels and metered connections I don't see how you could overload circuit But if he went cheap and every tenant shares then panels then yes, a circuit could get overloaded In most older houses, all bedroom outlets share a breaker, and the lights are on a separate breaker. I believe it's normal for maybe 10 outlets on one breaker? Since each bedroom usually has 3-4, they usually just slap them all on one circuit Do you have 2 windows? You could possible get 2 cheap box fans and have one fan be an intake fan and the other pushing out to help funnel some of that hot air out before you run your A/C unit --- http://bnuiransder.tumblr.com/ So much A R T <cite>bnui_ransder posted [p:974799424] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>If everyone has their own separate panels and metered connections I don't see how you could overload circuitBut if he went cheap and every tenant shares then panels then yes, a circuit could get overloaded In most older houses, all bedroom outlets share a breaker, and the lights are on a separate breaker. I believe it's normal for maybe 10 outlets on one breaker? Since each bedroom usually has 3-4, they usually just slap them all on one circuit Do you have 2 windows? You could possible get 2 cheap box fans and have one fan be an intake fan and the other pushing out to help funnel some of that hot air out before you run your A/C unit </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
WingsOfGood 07/12/23 6:58:57 PM #7:	Portable AC right? <cite>WingsOfGood posted [p:974799439] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>Portable AC right?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
superbot400 07/12/23 6:59:28 PM #8:	Landlords are evil, I am sorry. --- http://spinsulin.freeforums.org/the-fantastic-four-respect-thread-t4436.html, my huge ass respect thread. You won't see it. <cite>superbot400 posted [p:974799449] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>Landlords are evil, I am sorry.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Skankhair 07/12/23 6:59:36 PM #9:	Look up a legal aid so in your area. A lot of do tenant law and eviction defense for free. <cite>Skankhair posted [p:974799454] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>Look up a legal aid so in your area. A lot of do tenant law and eviction defense for free.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Garioshi 07/12/23 6:59:55 PM #10:	PowerOats posted... How much is rent? Anywhere in your area seem like a better place? If it isn't the cheapest, it's damn close. I have lots of space and I like it a lot, aside of the temperature issue. I don't want to move out, and we're on good terms aside of this. --- "I play with myself" - Darklit_Minuet, 2018 <cite>Garioshi posted [p:974799462] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>PowerOats posted... </cite><quote>How much is rent? Anywhere in your area seem like a better place?</quote>If it isn't the cheapest, it's damn close. I have lots of space and I like it a lot, aside of the temperature issue. I don't want to move out, and we're on good terms aside of this.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
WingsOfGood 07/12/23 7:02:08 PM #11:	superbot400 posted... Landlords are evil, I am sorry. It is just that you are the product. And saving costs on the product is how you make money. So most landlord don't care if your place livable. <cite>WingsOfGood posted [p:974799492] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>superbot400 posted... </cite><quote>Landlords are evil, I am sorry.</quote>It is just that you are the product. And saving costs on the product is how you make money. So most landlord don't care if your place livable.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
thronedfire2 07/12/23 7:02:14 PM #12:	is electricity included in your rent? that's the only way I could see this being a problem. if the building's circuits can't handle one AC per unit it needs new wiring. I ran 3 almost 24/7 last year and it was only an extra $60/month so one is only 20. asking not to run it when you aren't home isn't unreasonable though, they usually work pretty fast but I have a cat so I leave mine on when Im at work. I think it actually might not even be legal to disallow window ACs unless that was specified in the lease. might want to ask other tenants --- I could see you, but I couldn't hear you You were holding your hat in the breeze Turning away from me In this moment you were stolen... <cite>thronedfire2 posted [p:974799494] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>is electricity included in your rent? that's the only way I could see this being a problem. if the building's circuits can't handle one AC per unit it needs new wiring. I ran 3 almost 24/7 last year and it was only an extra $60/month so one is only 20. asking not to run it when you aren't home isn't unreasonable though, they usually work pretty fast but I have a cat so I leave mine on when Im at work. I think it actually might not even be legal to disallow window ACs unless that was specified in the lease. might want to ask other tenants</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Garioshi 07/12/23 7:03:03 PM #13:	bnui_ransder posted... If everyone has their own separate panels and metered connections I don't see how you could overload circuit But if he went cheap and every tenant shares then panels then yes, a circuit could get overloaded Would this be a fire hazard, though? --- "I play with myself" - Darklit_Minuet, 2018 <cite>Garioshi posted [p:974799505] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>bnui_ransder posted... </cite><quote>If everyone has their own separate panels and metered connections I don't see how you could overload circuitBut if he went cheap and every tenant shares then panels then yes, a circuit could get overloaded</quote>Would this be a fire hazard, though?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
thronedfire2 07/12/23 7:04:02 PM #14:	Garioshi posted... Would this be a fire hazard, though? yeah I think you can request the building inspection from the city but some places are bad --- I could see you, but I couldn't hear you You were holding your hat in the breeze Turning away from me In this moment you were stolen... <cite>thronedfire2 posted [p:974799520] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>Garioshi posted... </cite><quote>Would this be a fire hazard, though?</quote>yeahI think you can request the building inspection from the city but some places are bad</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Garioshi 07/12/23 7:04:38 PM #15:	thronedfire2 posted... is electricity included in your rent? Nope, utilities are separate, and the electricity bill from last June is comparable to this June (after I got the unit). --- "I play with myself" - Darklit_Minuet, 2018 <cite>Garioshi posted [p:974799536] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>thronedfire2 posted... </cite><quote>is electricity included in your rent?</quote>Nope, utilities are separate, and the electricity bill from last June is comparable to this June (after I got the unit).</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lonestar2000 07/12/23 7:09:35 PM #16:	Sounds like the place isn't up to code and he is worried about it getting condemned. --- Rumble Roses. Someone enters the room. Them: O_O Me: What?! I always play games without my pants on!- Inmate 922335 #ImpeachToadDickTrump <cite>Lonestar2000 posted [p:974799637] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>Sounds like the place isn't up to code and he is worried about it getting condemned.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NatsuSama 07/12/23 7:10:37 PM #17:	superbot400 posted... Landlords are evil, I am sorry. --- WAAAH, I CAN'T BEAT THIS GUY WITH HIS TACTICS, I'M GONNA CALL IT SPAM AND CONDEMN HIM FOR USING IT <cite>NatsuSama posted [p:974799669] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>superbot400 posted... </cite><quote>Landlords are evil, I am sorry.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
thronedfire2 07/12/23 7:19:15 PM #18:	Garioshi posted... Nope, utilities are separate, and the electricity bill from last June is comparable to this June (after I got the unit). yeah so that's ridiculous and I would definitely get together with the other tenants. and see if you can find the latest safety inspection --- I could see you, but I couldn't hear you You were holding your hat in the breeze Turning away from me In this moment you were stolen... <cite>thronedfire2 posted [p:974799835] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>Garioshi posted... </cite><quote>Nope, utilities are separate, and the electricity bill from last June is comparable to this June (after I got the unit).</quote>yeah so that's ridiculous and I would definitely get together with the other tenants. and see if you can find the latest safety inspection</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Michael_Booth 07/12/23 7:23:23 PM #19:	"Running your unit constantly can lead to mechanical failures and fires. Consider installing a programmable thermostat and program the unit to run less often when most family members are away." If it isn't a $100,000 system+, it's not designed to be run 24/7 -- a cheap $1000-$5000 Window A/C is designed to be run 4-5 hours a day maximum. Seriously, just have a look at the manual -- it will have a MASSIVE warning "not to run constantly" or "this unit is not designed for constant usage." Ignore these warnings at your peril. Also, I hope you're cleaning it AT MINIMUM every 30 days... To not do so, compounds the above issue. <cite>Michael_Booth posted [p:974799930] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>"Running your unit constantly can lead to mechanical failures and fires. Consider installing a programmable thermostat and program the unit to run less often when most family members are away."If it isn't a $100,000 system+, it's not designed to be run 24/7 -- a cheap $1000-$5000 Window A/C is designed to be run 4-5 hours a day maximum.Seriously, just have a look at the manual -- it will have a MASSIVE warning "not to run constantly" or "this unit is not designed for constant usage." Ignore these warnings at your peril.Also, I hope you're cleaning it AT MINIMUM every 30 days... To not do so, compounds the above issue. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
The_X_Dawg 07/12/23 7:24:52 PM #20:	NatsuSama posted... <cite>The_X_Dawg posted [p:974799963] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>NatsuSama posted... </cite><quote></quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Carljank 07/12/23 7:25:17 PM #21:	None of that is your concern or problem TC. The landlord can go fuck himself. He has ZERO grounds to evict you. Keep copies of all correspondence in order to prove he's retaliatimg if he tries to make up a reason to evict you. --- Sorry if my posts make you feel emotional. It is not my intent. Make America Nazi-Free Again. #NoMoreNazis #Wolf2 <cite>Carljank posted [p:974799972] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>None of that is your concern or problem TC. The landlord can go fuck himself. He has ZERO grounds to evict you. Keep copies of all correspondence in order to prove he's retaliatimg if he tries to make up a reason to evict you.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
superbot400 07/12/23 8:36:43 PM #22:	NatsuSama posted... I will be never understand America obsessions of kissing Landlords ass. The reason that landlord get away with crap like this is because there is no competition to put these landlord in check. Small Business Owners cant get away with the stuff Landlord do. OP should report him , there are tenant rights depending where he lives. --- http://spinsulin.freeforums.org/the-fantastic-four-respect-thread-t4436.html, my huge ass respect thread. You won't see it. <cite>superbot400 posted [p:974801595] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>NatsuSama posted... </cite><quote></quote>I will be never understand America obsessions of kissing Landlords ass. The reason that landlord get away with crap like this is because there is no competition to put these landlord in check. Small Business Owners cant get away with the stuff Landlord do.OP should report him , there are tenant rights depending where he lives.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
divot1338 07/12/23 8:39:00 PM #23:	Sounds like a firetrap. Why do you want to stay in a shithole like that. --- Moustache twirling villian https://i.imgur.com/U3lt3H4.jpg- Kerbey <cite>divot1338 posted [p:974801646] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>Sounds like a firetrap. Why do you want to stay in a shithole like that.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bnui_ransder 07/12/23 8:39:53 PM #24:	That's true landlord's are assholes What's also true is depending on the set up even 2 running at the same time on the same circuit can cause breakers to trip --- http://bnuiransder.tumblr.com/ So much A R T <cite>bnui_ransder posted [p:974801662] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>That's true landlord's are assholesWhat's also true is depending on the set up even 2 running at the same time on the same circuit can cause breakers to trip </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pnut027 07/12/23 8:40:03 PM #25:	Thats not the HVAC. Thats poor insulation. --- If you're not getting promoted, it's not because you're not good at your job. It's because you're good at a ONLY your job. <cite>pnut027 posted [p:974801667] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>Thats not the HVAC. Thats poor insulation.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
thronedfire2 07/12/23 8:41:19 PM #26:	bnui_ransder posted... That's true landlord's are assholes What's also true is depending on the set up even 2 running at the same time on the same circuit can cause breakers to trip only if that setup is 50 years old. it's the 2020s now, wiring in apartments should be up to date --- I could see you, but I couldn't hear you You were holding your hat in the breeze Turning away from me In this moment you were stolen... <cite>thronedfire2 posted [p:974801689] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>bnui_ransder posted... </cite><quote>That's true landlord's are assholesWhat's also true is depending on the set up even 2 running at the same time on the same circuit can cause breakers to trip</quote> only if that setup is 50 years old. it's the 2020s now, wiring in apartments should be up to date</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Trumpo 07/12/23 8:41:42 PM #27:	Bet landlord charges tenants top dollar for the apartments. --- Lancool II \| Z690 Tomahawk \|12700K \| Fuma 2 \| RTX 3070Ti \| 16GB 3600MHz \| FireCuda 530 1TB \| Inland NVMe 1TB \| RM750x <cite>Trumpo posted [p:974801699] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>Bet landlord charges tenants top dollar for the apartments.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bnui_ransder 07/12/23 8:44:41 PM #28:	thronedfire2 posted... only if that setup is 50 years old. it's the 2020s now, wiring in apartments should be up to date Everyone is so cheap they haven't done any upgrades unless they really have to, tightwad apartment managers Plus the newest breakers are so fucking sensitive, I hate them but it's to code. --- http://bnuiransder.tumblr.com/ So much A R T <cite>bnui_ransder posted [p:974801753] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>thronedfire2 posted... </cite><quote>only if that setup is 50 years old. it's the 2020s now, wiring in apartments should be up to date</quote>Everyone is so cheap they haven't done any upgrades unless they really have to, tightwad apartment managers Plus the newest breakers are so fucking sensitive, I hate them but it's to code.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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thronedfire2 07/12/23 8:46:25 PM #30:	KanWan posted... Well tbf there was never any ass kissing of landlords to begin with yeah that's why I was saying to get the latest inspection from the city. you don't wanna be like the tenants of that condo in Miami that collapsed --- I could see you, but I couldn't hear you You were holding your hat in the breeze Turning away from me In this moment you were stolen... <cite>thronedfire2 posted [p:974801786] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>KanWan posted... </cite><quote>Well tbf there was never any ass kissing of landlords to begin with</quote>yeah that's why I was saying to get the latest inspection from the city. you don't wanna be like the tenants of that condo in Miami that collapsed</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Requiem 07/12/23 8:49:19 PM #31:	Garioshi posted... Any suggestions on what I should do? If he decides to evict me for some reason, do I have any means of retaliation? Depends on your state (or even your city). Usually, there are information for help available from various city/state homepages, so I strongly recommend you try looking them up (or even calling the state housing department / office to get help from someone on where to look for additional info). --- Copyright free literature available at http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page... otherwise known as Tex-Mex <cite>Requiem posted [p:974801844] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>Garioshi posted... </cite><quote>Any suggestions on what I should do? If he decides to evict me for some reason, do I have any means of retaliation?</quote>Depends on your state (or even your city).Usually, there are information for help available from various city/state homepages, so I strongly recommend you try looking them up (or even calling the state housing department / office to get help from someone on where to look for additional info).</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Garioshi 07/12/23 9:39:31 PM #32:	To be clear, I'm renting a house and not an apartment. --- "I play with myself" - Darklit_Minuet, 2018 <cite>Garioshi posted [p:974802833] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>To be clear, I'm renting a house and not an apartment.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NO2_Fiend 07/12/23 9:43:21 PM #33:	Garioshi posted... this is kind of a long story but i'll sum it up as best as i can I've been living in this house for about 2 years at this point, and the HVAC has always sucked. It's too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter. My room is particularly bad because I'm both on the top floor and the ducts connected to my room are just smaller for reasons I can't comprehend. Over the past 2 summers, I've been subjected to my room being 80+F all day for a whole week in some cases. It's simply not livable. Last summer, I asked to get a window unit, and he said no because he was afraid of the cost. I resorted to filling large Tupperware containers with water, freezing them, and just putting them into my room until they melted. This year, I told him that I simply wasn't going to deal with it, and he agreed to me getting an AC unit, paid out of my own pocket. The cost has been negligible, so that's not an issue anymore. Things have been going well since then, but due to how extraordinarily hot this summer has been, I've sometimes been running it even when I'm not home to avoid dealing with the heat when I get home. Today, he told me to stop running it when I'm not home because the other tenants have been asking for permission to get their own AC units. He says he doesn't want them getting units because he's afraid of overloading a circuit and creating a fire hazard, and he doesn't want to give them any grounds to argue that I'm overusing my unit (or something like that i have no fucking idea). As far as I know, the only real fire hazard in a correctly-wired house is if devices are pulling more current than their wires can handle, which shouldn't be an issue for a window unit. Part of his concern is that the house is old, but it's clearly been rewired since it has 3-prong outlets. I don't think he actually wants me to move out, but I feel like it's possible to convince him that the other tenants getting their own window units won't burn the house down. Any suggestions on what I should do? If he decides to evict me for some reason, do I have any means of retaliation? Not siding with your landlord but those units can overload the circuit. If I use my toaster while I have my window unit running it pops the circuit lol. --- I'm an artist at what I do. I fuel the fire, watch it burn, and laugh all the while. <cite>NO2_Fiend posted [p:974802902] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>Garioshi posted... </cite><quote>this is kind of a long story but i'll sum it up as best as i canI've been living in this house for about 2 years at this point, and the HVAC has always sucked. It's too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter. My room is particularly bad because I'm both on the top floor and the ducts connected to my room are just smaller for reasons I can't comprehend. Over the past 2 summers, I've been subjected to my room being 80+F all day for a whole week in some cases. It's simply not livable. Last summer, I asked to get a window unit, and he said no because he was afraid of the cost. I resorted to filling large Tupperware containers with water, freezing them, and just putting them into my room until they melted. This year, I told him that I simply wasn't going to deal with it, and he agreed to me getting an AC unit, paid out of my own pocket. The cost has been negligible, so that's not an issue anymore. Things have been going well since then, but due to how extraordinarily hot this summer has been, I've sometimes been running it even when I'm not home to avoid dealing with the heat when I get home. Today, he told me to stop running it when I'm not home because the other tenants have been asking for permission to get their own AC units. He says he doesn't want them getting units because he's afraid of overloading a circuit and creating a fire hazard, and he doesn't want to give them any grounds to argue that I'm overusing my unit (or something like that i have no fucking idea). As far as I know, the only real fire hazard in a correctly-wired house is if devices are pulling more current than their wires can handle, which shouldn't be an issue for a window unit. Part of his concern is that the house is old, but it's clearly been rewired since it has 3-prong outlets. I don't think he actually wants me to move out, but I feel like it's possible to convince him that the other tenants getting their own window units won't burn the house down. Any suggestions on what I should do? If he decides to evict me for some reason, do I have any means of retaliation?</quote>Not siding with your landlord but those units can overload the circuit. If I use my toaster while I have my window unit running it pops the circuit lol.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bnui_ransder 07/12/23 10:33:30 PM #34:	NO2_Fiend posted... Not siding with your landlord but those units can overload the circuit. If I use my toaster while I have my window unit running it pops the circuit lol. I forgot to say this too, not siding with the landlord but there may be some truth to what they were saying --- http://bnuiransder.tumblr.com/ So much A R T <cite>bnui_ransder posted [p:974803849] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>NO2_Fiend posted... </cite><quote>Not siding with your landlord but those units can overload the circuit. If I use my toaster while I have my window unit running it pops the circuit lol.</quote>I forgot to say this too, not siding with the landlord but there may be some truth to what they were saying </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
divot1338 07/12/23 10:36:41 PM #35:	Ive never understood why people dont run those things off of solar panels? Theres pretty much a 100% correlation between how much sun there is and how hot the back of my house gets in the summer. --- Moustache twirling villian https://i.imgur.com/U3lt3H4.jpg- Kerbey <cite>divot1338 posted [p:974803893] in Landlord h... [t:80506921]...</cite> <quote>Ive never understood why people dont run those things off of solar panels? Theres pretty much a 100% correlation between how much sun there is and how hot the back of my house gets in the summer.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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