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In response to "JenBro - it's called Orange Nut (Valspar)." by kelly

nice! if you have the AC running, your inside air should be pretty dry. when the paint is 100% dry and hard (shut up kilbo), showering should be fine. -- nm

Posted by loosilu (aka loosilu2) Jun 11 '12, 11:40

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We do have AC running, but it doesn't seem to make it upstairs...it's always at least 10 degrees hotter up here. - kelly Jun 11, 11:43 18
- In the summer, we leave the AC fan set to On, and that helps a lot. -- nm - Spawn Jun 11, 11:45 3
  - *logs onto NEST, turns his fan to On* - oblique Jun 11, 11:46 2
    - Dummy. - Spawn Jun 11, 11:48 1
      - For heat, it learned real nice. What I've learned with the air on is that we don't change it so it isn't learning a schedule - oblique Jun 11, 11:51
- You need another blower -- nm - oblique Jun 11, 11:44 13
  - I can feel the cool air coming out of the vents up here...just never seems to cool the rooms up here. - kelly Jun 11, 11:50 10
    - does the upstairs get more sun? -- nm - loosilu Jun 11, 12:01 1
      - Maybe? - kelly Jun 11, 12:08
    - I have some of the same issues, but not horribly. When it gets really hot the a/c can't keep up. - pmb Jun 11, 11:57
    - attic fan? - znufrii (10 days) Jun 11, 11:56 2
      - also, closing all the vents on the first floor to force the air up to the second. - znufrii (10 days) Jun 11, 11:58 1
        
        this -- nm - Remlik Jun 11, 12:15
    - Our place is like that. In winter the downstairs is unbearably cold. In summer, downstairs feels much nicer. At least 10 degree diff. -- nm - Don Homer Jun 11, 11:55
    - Could also be poor insulation in the roof. -- nm - CrankYanker Jun 11, 11:54 2
      - Maybe. During the winter, we have the thermostat in the low 70s, yet the upstairs is in the mid 60s. - kelly Jun 11, 11:56 1
        
        Our house inside is 2.5 levels and it's always warmer upstairs.....opening the upstairs windows in the early morning and keeping the downstairs - CrankYanker Jun 11, 12:02
  - or open the windows upstairs to let the hot air out and allow a cross breeze to pull the cold air up. -- nm - CrankYanker Jun 11, 11:45 1
    - or just run the exhaust fans in the upstairs bathroom(s) -- nm - tRuMaN (CPA, representing ST) Jun 11, 11:48

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