The following list, supplied by the Minnesota Department of Public Service, is based on a double-glazed window and an indoor temperature of 70 degrees. You will notice that the lower the outdoor temperature, the lower the indoor humidity should be. … Continue reading →
These gel ice packs are really cheap to make. If you want them more moldable then use 90% rubbing alcohol for a more solid one that is still pliable use 70% rubbing alcohol. Both work the same as far as … Continue reading →
About once a year I have to change the batteries in my Sharp Weather Station, normally know it’s time to do this as I loose the outside temp nature &humidity. Normally I just change the batteries in both units, the … Continue reading →