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Thermal Dynamics If you leave the fridge in your kitchen open for 10 minutes after an hour is the room warmer or colder than it would have been had you not?
Leaving the fridge open will release cold air into the room, causing the room temperature to decrease initially. However, the compressor in the fridge will then work harder to restore the set temperature inside the fridge, which can lead to an increase in room temperature overall. So, the room may end up being slightly warmer than if the fridge had not been left open.
Why is membrane fluidity important?
Saturated fats make the membrane stiff because they are solid at room temperature, and unsaturated fats like fish oil, which are liquid at room temperature, make it bend which helps the cell work better.
What should the humidity be inside a house?
Ideally, indoor humidity levels should be maintained between 30-50% to ensure a comfortable and healthy environment. High humidity can lead to mold growth and discomfort, while low humidity can cause dryness and respiratory issues. Using a hygrometer can help monitor and regulate indoor humidity levels.
Do enzymes work better on larger foods or smaller foods?
Enzymes do not necessarily work better on smaller or larger foods. Enzymes work better when food is broken up or chewed and the enzymes are allowed to circulate freely around the food.
Why do scientists work with other scientist?
a better chance of a right answer
How well does this really work in a humid room?
My 1100 square foot apartment can get really humid but this dehumidifier has worked extremely well!
How does a dehumidifier work and are they expensive?
dehumidifier has a cooling coil and a heating coil. When air is passed through the coiling coil, moisture in the air condenses and drips in the bucket. Heating coil heats the air back to room temperature.
Does a dehumidifier work if I have a humidifier in the other room?
The dehumidifier would in a sense "win" this battle. Since the dehumidifier sucks water out the air and the humidifier adds water to it. The humidifier would run out of water before the dehumidifier sucks all the water out the air.
How often should I clean my dehumidifier?
Dehumidifier should be cleaned yearly. Proper maintenance is important for the dehumidifier to work properly. anonymous@oola.com
How does dehumidifier work?
Dehumidifiers work by drawing humidity out of the air. anonymous@oola.com
Do I need a tortilla warmer?
It is not necessary to have a tortilla warmer. If you really want to warm them well, than a stove will work better than a microwave.
Will the Frigidaire FDF70S1 70 Pint Dehumidifier work in the bathroom?
Yes it will work very easily in a small bathroom.
Do batteries work better cold than room temperature and hot?
Yes, cold weather does make phone die faster.
What type of room would work best with square area rugs?
Square area rugs work best in a wide living or dining room. If the room is very long and narrow they will be too big and a more rectangular rug will work better.
How to Purchase a DehuMIDIfier?
When shopping for a dehumidifier for your home, you will find many different manufacturers, price ranges, and sizes. How do you know which one will be the best for you? When shopping for a dehumidifier consider the following steps in your shopping. Step 1: Know the footage of your home or room you want dehumidified. Step 2: Refer to the sizing chart on the dehumidified, this will let you know what size of space the dehumidifier will work in. Step 3: Consider the bucket or tank. This should be easily removed and emptied as needed. Look for one that has an automatic shut off when the tank is full. A visual indicator when the tank is full is a good option to consider. Step 4: Air filters that are easy to remove, and are washable. Step 5: Some dehumidifiers are equipped for continuous draining. They will have hose connections so the water will be drained from the bucket or tank automatically. This requires no checking of the water level in tank or bucket from you, but you will need to consider where you will place the dehumidifier and where the water will drain. Step 6: Choose a dehumidifier with automatic controls for setting the humidity level in your home or room. The automatic controls should also be easy to read and set. Step 7: If you need to move your dehumidifier, consider one with wheels. Step 8: Make sure the dehumidifier is energy efficient. These will have the Energy Star label on them. Step 9: Check to see if the dehumidifier has an automatic shut off it the temperatures gets too cold, or one that will operate in cold temperatures. This information should be displayed with the dehumidifier's features. Step 10: Look for variable fan speeds. Step 11: Ensure the dehumidifier operates at low noise. If possible, test the dehumidifier's noise level before purchasing it. You are now equipped with the information you need to determine the dehumidifier for your needs. When considering the footage the dehumidifier will operate in, double your house or room footage. You will want to keep your humidity level down to less than 60%. High humidity levels cause mold, dust mites, rot, damage books, and cause other forms of damage that could cost thousands of dollars to repair, not to mention serious health issues that can occur.
Could a portable swamp cooler be be made to work better on high humidity days by using it concurrently with a room dehumidifier?
Yes, in theory, but impractical in execution. A swamp cooler normally pulls in outside air to treat, not inside air. If they are set up to recirculate inside air, they will over humidify the air, and cause sweating problems. A dehumidifier will be adding heat from the compressor into the space while it does its' job, while you then have three motors running (dehumidifier, pump, fan). For that running price, I think you could air condition your space. Those energy use calculations can be run, and you could determine it for sure. Find an engineering student to help you; it sounds like an interesting set of questions.
Does a refrigerator work better in a hot or cold room?
A refrigerator generally works better in a room temperature environment, neither too hot nor too cold. Extreme temperatures can make the refrigerator work harder to maintain its set temperature, which can affect its efficiency and lifespan. It's ideal to place a refrigerator in a location with a relatively stable temperature between 60-80°F (15-26°C).
