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keep punching joe posted:Newer ones can be fairly power efficient. Got it due to living in a flat with terrible ventilation but still use it since moving. Also great if you have to hang laundry indoors, really cuts down the drying time. Do you use it in your bedroom? Mine is pretty damp, get some mold growth around the window. You couldn't sleep with one running though I imagine?
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Deketh posted:Do you use it in your bedroom? Mine is pretty damp, get some mold growth around the window. You couldn't sleep with one running though I imagine? I used mine in my bedroom. I just leave the door open and it dehumidifies the whole house. I turn it off at night, but it just becomes white noise after a while and I've managed to accidentally fall asleep with it running.
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goddamnedtwisto posted:Hence me talking about giving Ukraine a good kicking (and why the Baltic states are suddenly very keen on talking to the rest of NATO, as they're similarly sitting in the way of Russian strategic goals). IMO Putin's gambling on the west suing for peace and letting him keep at least the Black Sea coast up to Crimea, although sitting on some of the most fertile (and *probably* climate-change proof) arable land on the planet probably wouldn't be a bad investment for the future too. Yeah, this does scan. I do feel like the Baltics are probably a lot more secure though. Ukraine is one thing, but invading a full EU member state would be quite another, you'd think.
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Crossposting:Shes Not Impressed posted:https://twitter.com/SamRamani2/status/1496879395516170255?s=20&t=lwbLjlceQBFbNH9iMsElAw Boris johnson... good???
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Deketh posted:Do you use it in your bedroom? Mine is pretty damp, get some mold growth around the window. You couldn't sleep with one running though I imagine? The fan on my ancient macbook gets louder to be honest, but if it's been on all day / evening then it goes off at night.
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ThomasPaine posted:Yeah, this does scan. I do feel like the Baltics are probably a lot more secure though. Ukraine is one thing, but invading a full EU member state would be quite another, you'd think. Although I've just read that Russian and Belarusian forces are attacking and attempting to take, rather than just destroy, Kiev's main airport which doesn't *seem* like something you do if you're looking to just slice off a bit more salami.
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Guavanaut posted:Not the best dehumidifier for summer, because it does heat the air a bit more than a compressor based one, but great for the rest of the year (and saving on heating) for the same reason. I think this might be the wrong way round. Anyway I run my compressor based one in my bedroom including at night, it's good as white noise but probably not for everyone. also you can't run it too much or you wake up with a bone dry mouth.
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https://twitter.com/DPJHodges/status/1496898977614077961 Love too use an actual loving war in Europe to further the cause of anti-Left factionalism within the Labour Party.
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I was pretty certain they were just going to walk into Eastern Ukraine and call it a day. Easy win, few ugly optics, maybe trade them for international recognitionof Crimea. Going full rogue state feels like it's going to be a big miscalculation in the long run. Yes, they can do it since the Ukrainian military is bad, but the blowback is a lot more severe especially if they start rolling tanks through Kyiv.
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sebzilla posted:https://twitter.com/DPJHodges/status/1496898977614077961 Considering the only person who can stop this war is Putin, the whip has a point.
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This is literally like the Kristallnacht, Jeremy Corbyn must apologize and resign.
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keep punching joe posted:Newer ones can be fairly power efficient. Got it due to living in a flat with terrible ventilation but still use it since moving. Also great if you have to hang laundry indoors, really cuts down the drying time. Best buy i made in decades was £119 B&Q dehumidifier, drying clothes indoors is a true godsend with less cloying air being a nice side benefit.
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:Considering the only person who can stop this war is Putin, the whip has a point. The letter condemns Putin's invasion fwiw
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OwlFancier posted:Crossposting: Until he actually does what he stays he stays scum.
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Somehow until now I hadn't been thinking about how Chernobyl is still a functioning plant and thus a highly strategic target, but I must say it's extremely reassuring and good that there's now armed warfare happening in Pripyat. E: I guess it actually now longer produces energy, but is still in the process of decommissioning
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Lol decided to get some petrol on the way home from work as I’m down to 1/3 a tank and looks like panic buying queues are making a come back. Im sure our press will report this in a responsible manner and will in no way stoke the fires of the situation further.
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Failed Imagineer posted:Somehow until now I hadn't been thinking about how Chernobyl is still a functioning plant and thus a highly strategic target, but I must say it's extremely reassuring and good that there's now armed warfare happening in Pripyat. I think the area was under military control so they had to be removed as it has good links for further Russian troop movements.
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The war thread pointed out that it technically is still a major junction on the ukrainian electricity grid, even though the plant itself is not operational. And also the ukrainian military literally enforces the exclusion zone and guards the site, so the russians would not have the option of ignoring it. The plant itself has no military value, but the zone itself is at the least "in the way" and manned by the people they're invading so unfortunately it is going to see some fighting.
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zhar posted:I think this might be the wrong way round. Old compressor ones are best for swampy warm heat like a shower room, idk if the newer ones are better at cold damp. Running a desiccant one in a small house in summer gets uncomfortable pretty quickly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGSsu6pfOoY
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Guavanaut posted:Desiccant dehumidifiers are good for cold damp, and they spit out a lot of excess heat, but that's good if your room is cold and damp. This dehumidifier has a substantial
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The full annexation route seems like a guaranteed way to spend 10+ years fighting a civil war on your door step.
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Guavanaut posted:Desiccant dehumidifiers are good for cold damp, and they spit out a lot of excess heat, but that's good if your room is cold and damp. Yeah turns out you're quite right, I was thinking that a compressor would need more energy to operate than a dessicant material, but I didn't consider how the water was extracted from the dessicant!
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The juxtaposition of dehumidifier chat with a loving literal invasion really is a delight to behold, thread. fake edit: I mean this with genuine love, comrades - not a sarcastic dig
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JoylessJester posted:The full annexation route seems like a guaranteed way to spend 10+ years fighting a civil war on your door step. If the pandemic has changed a lot. Why commute to syria when you can work from home
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Guavanaut posted:Literally seconds after you posted that I got a price notification that the Zambezi is at its lowest price ever for a new unit. Argos are also having a clearance of a very well reviewed compressor humidifier: https://www.argos.co.uk/product/8833578?clickSR=slp:term:dehumidifier:9:9:1
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zhar posted:I didn't consider how the water was extracted from the dessicant!  Also perfect for hanging a load of washing in the front room on a dull day like today. The clothes horse and the dehumidifier fight it out for a couple of hours leaving you with a warm dry room smelling faintly of clean laundry. The UK-Iceland gap.
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Lord Ludikrous posted:Lol decided to get some petrol on the way home from work as I’m down to 1/3 a tank and looks like panic buying queues are making a come back. My usual Sainsbury's was packed when I filled the van, and a friend in Manchester said she had queues to fill too. It has begun.
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sebzilla posted:https://twitter.com/DPJHodges/status/1496898977614077961 All withdrawn, loving cowards.
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If I bought a dehumidifier I think I would be unable to resist taping a photo of ben shapiro to it. And this may allow it to achieve >100% efficiency for all I know.
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Biggus Dickus posted:My usual Sainsbury's was packed when I filled the van, and a friend in Manchester said she had queues to fill too. It has begun.
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She should be condemned for waiting this long. Think of how many have died needlessly!
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OwlFancier posted:If I bought a dehumidifier I think I would be unable to resist taping a photo of ben shapiro to it.
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Oh yeah if you suffer from black mold problems, dehumidifier is also a pro purchase. The mould can't reproduce at humidities of lower than 55%, so you can clean it up with some bleach solution and slow down its return.
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Many of the new ones (of any type) have some kind of hepa/ionizer/UVC type thing that directly reduces bacteria and spores too.
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wwuruwuuugghwurhghghghghgh now is ndot thuh timb for a wuhld wahr uruugh
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sebzilla posted:John Healey (Shadow Defence) on BBC News now saying Putin "won't stop at Ukraine." No? Putin's demands have literally been that NATO withdraw membership from all countries that joined after the fall of the Soviet Union. He couldn't be more obvious in his desire to restore the Warsaw Pact if he took out a full page advert in the newspaper.
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crispix posted:yeah he's not keen on the existence of the baltic states either Today is Estonia's Independence Day. My Estonian friend assures me they're all aware of the bitter irony.
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