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Can air conditioner be used as a heater?

Can air conditioner be used as a heater? In short yes! With the addition of a reversing valve, the flow of energy can be reversed, effectively transforming the air conditioner into a heater! Air conditioning units that are able to do this will have a specific 'heating mode'. How do you turn an air conditioner into a heater? First, adjust your thermostat to your desired temperature, then switch your settings from “cool” to “heat”. You should hear the A/C fan turn off, and a separate “click” as the furnace ignites and gas begins to flow into your heater. Give your...

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How many CFM are in a Btu?

How many CFM are in a Btu? To determine the CFM of a hood over a gas range, add up the BTU output of each burner and divide it by 100. For example, if you have two burners that put out 10,000 BTUs each and two burners that put out 15,000 BTUs each, your total BTUs for your stovetop would be 50,000. 50,000 divided by 100 equals 500 CFM. How many horsepower is a 12000 BTU air conditioner? Using this assumption, a one horsepower compressor will remove 16*746=11,936 BTUs. One ton of air conditioning is defined as removing 12,000 BTUs/hour....

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How many BTUs is a 5 ton condenser?

How many BTUs is a 5 ton condenser? 60,000 BTU 60,000 BTU/Hr Nominal Capacity. How many BTU is a 5 ton heat pump? 60000 Heat Pump SpecificationsCapacity5 TonCooling BTU60000Cooling Capacity60000 BTUSEER Rating14 How many BTU's are in a 4 ton unit? A 4 ton air conditioner is one that can remove 48,000 BTUs of heat per hour from the house. For most people, though, 4 tons means 8000 pounds. (A BTU is a British Thermal Unit, approximately the amount of heat you get from burning one kitchen match all the way down.) How many BTUs is a ton? 12,000 Btu/...

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What can I give my dog to grow hair?

What can I give my dog to grow hair? Herbal remedies that promote hair growth include flaxseed oil, evening primrose oil, grape-seed and horsetail. These natural remedies can provide additional omega fatty acids, add antioxidants, stimulate circulation for hair growth beneath the skin and strengthen new hair growth. Is it bad to shave a dog? Though it may seem like a no-brainer to shave your dog or cat when summer comes, does it really keep pets cooler? Generally, most experts recommend against shaving most pets, though there are exceptions. Veterinarians often advise against shaving cats and dogs for a simple...

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Is Ovation Cell Therapy Good for hair loss?

Is Ovation Cell Therapy Good for hair loss? HOW IT WORKS: Ovation Cell Therapy delivers high levels of vital proteins, key vitamins, botanical extracts and amino acids to the hair and scalp to build strength from within. This results in thicker, longer, and stronger hair with reduced breakage. Is Ovation hair Therapy sulfate free? Sulfate and paraben-free. The perfect moisturizing system for dry, damaged hair. Includes hair and scalp treatment, moisture shampoo and conditioner. Sulfate and paraben-free. Is Ovation hair vegan? Today, the Ovation Hair product line includes over 25 hair care products, manufactured and produced at our company headquarters...

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How did hair dry before electricity?

How did hair dry before electricity? Before the invention of the hair dryer in the 1920s women and men were creative when it came to drying their hair. Women would often connect the vacuum hose to the back end of the vacuum, turn it on and use the air from the vacuum to dry their hair. What is the best way to dry your hair after washing? Best Way To Dry Hair After ShowerThere are two methods for drying hair: air drying and blow-drying. It is recommended that you only air dry 70% - 80% of your hair, then apply...

Q&A

Why am I growing sideburns as a girl?

Why am I growing sideburns as a girl? Why do women grow excessive or unwanted hair? Women develop excessive body or facial hair due to higher-than-normal levels of androgens, including testosterone. All females produce androgens, but the levels typically remain low. Certain medical conditions can cause a woman to produce too many androgens. Is it normal for girls to have thick sideburns? There are women who can grow a thick dark mustache, beard and sideburns in addition to having thick, long arm or leg hair. If you don't like the amount of hair on your face or arms, do something...

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How is peat formed?

How is peat formed? Peat formation is the result of incomplete decomposition of the remains of plants growing in waterlogged conditions. As a result, partially decomposed plant remains accumulate and become compacted, forming peat that changes the substrate chemical and physical properties leading to a succession of plant communities. Where is the most peat? According to Xu et al. (2018), the majority of the worlds peatlands are situated in Asia (38.4%) and North America (31.6%, mostly Canada & Alaska). European peatlands make up 12.5%, followed by South America (11.5%), Africa (4.4%), and Australasia and Oceania (1.6%). Where is peat in...

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What is a piquillo pepper and region of origin?

What is a piquillo pepper and region of origin? The piquillo pepper is a variety of chili, Capsicum annuum, having a sweet taste with no heat, fruits about 7 cm long, well suited for growing in pots, that is traditionally grown in Northern Spain near the town of Lodosa. Its name is derived from the Spanish for "little beak". Are piquillo peppers Spanish? 'Piquillo' is the Spanish word for 'little beak', as these small, red peppers are shaped like the beak of a bird. They are harvested by hand between September and December. The peppers get their sweet, slightly spicy...

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What grows mold faster?

What grows mold faster? Temperature. When light affects the temperature, it changes the growth of mold. For instance, in a cool area with temperatures below the mid-70s, mold grows faster when lights are left on to warm the surrounding air. What increases mold growth? The most important factors influencing mould growth are moisture, temperature, type of substrate and exposure time, whereas less important factors are, e.g. availability of mould spores, pH, light, oxygen and surface roughness (Vereecken and Roels, 2012). What foods are most likely to cause mold? Note how many of these foods you might normally have together, increasing...