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Broke down and put a 12000 BTU window A/C in at the cottage. The only suitable window was in a small bedroom. I have a large fan out in the hall to blow the cold air out into the front part of the cottage where it gets the hottest because of floor to ceiling windows. It is doing the job but the bedroom in getting real cold..otherwords perfect for sleeping...and the main room although cooling down and much less humid is still not down as far as I would like it. The total area I am working with is 400-410 square feet..so I know I have the right sized A/C...according to what I have researched anyway. The next thing I was going to try was putting vents near the ceiling in the common wall between the 2 rooms and having a fan blow air through these vents. My question is this. Is it better to have the fan blowing the hot air into the cold bedroom or have it blowing the cold air out of the bedroom into the hot room? If anyone can answer this for me or offer any other tips it would be greatly appreciated.

:thumbsup_anim: and Irish

I'd call it in anyway. If there is a problem and enough others in the area do the same perhaps a patrol car might just do a check of the area and catch them in the act. They can't act on something if they know nothing about it.

I have a table fan at the cottage that looks just like that

Thx for sharing the pic Spiel. Before this year I have never seen one in my life. This year i have seen 3. 2 in Oshawa close to where I work and one just south of Bobcaygeon while heading to our cottage. Maybe there population is growing?

Again I say...accidents happen people. Most times the consequences are not this grave. When my son was 2-3 he woke up before the wife and I and somehow opened the front door...had no idea he could do it. When we woke up he was sitting happily at the picnic table in the back yard. We have no idea now long he was out there before we woke up. What if he wandered on the road...hwy #2 is one block away or into someone's pool or into Harmony creek down at the end of our street? I'm definitely not pointing the finger of blame at anyone here. As I said before..those quick to judge the AWFUL parents perhaps have just been very very fortunate.

X2. I was good... but my wife was unbelievable and it happened to us. Consider it luck not good management if it never happens to you. The bottom line though is if buddy would have followed the by-law it never would have happened. This is one of those laws that a lot of people probably ignore...but it is out there for just this reason.

In the SEVENTIES my parents got an above ground pool installed. Fencing Bylaws existed way back then. Seems buddies fence must have been open or woefully inadequate for a 2 year old toddler to have drowned. And as far as being perfect parents and never EVER letting your kids out of your site...well I will freely admit we lost our daughter for a split second in a shopping mall once. Most terrified I have ever been in my life. Seems other parents are like my wife and I and not perfect. Accidents happen and they always will. It's just too bad when the end result is a tragedy like this one. I feel for both the parents and the neighbor who just wanted to have a nice feature in his yard.

Would it do the job if you had 7 days of no sun shine? Having severe apnea myself I would never take the chance.

Sounds like Paradise to me :thumbsup_anim:

I have horror stories from both Bell and Rodgers. Neither have an edge IMHO. However we have switched back and forth twice between the 2. Each time getting a better deal then before. We are paying WAY less then we where 7 YEARS ago and have a FAR better package. Play the game and keep some money in your pocket for a change

Looks like you will have to drag a canoe in there from now on Phil to stay away from the Ants. It sucks when a handy fishing spot gets scratched off the list

I hope you had the good sense to negotiate something extra out of this. If not I think you should be turning in your man card

My last experience at Bass Pro....2 years ago...not as good as yours. Bought an 8 inch manual Lazer ice auger. Cut 3 holes with it and found it more work then I wanted to do. So I want to return it..but lost the receipt. . Anyway I had all the packaging with bass pro vaugh stamped all over the outside of the box. So I figured it was worth a shot. Spoke to 3 different people and I was polite curtious and respectful to all of them. It was like talking to 3 different cardboard cutouts that all had the same tape recorded message. I know I had no receipt but I had all the packaging and the auger was still mint...you could not tell I had even used it. I'm glad you had a good experience Jedi..myself...it will be a long long time before they ever get a cent of my money. In the spring after selling my auger to another fisherman on here...I found the receipt behind my bedroom dresser :wallbash:

Our cottage neighbor bought an electric one this spring. So it's his new toy and he calls me his guinea pig Every weekend he is trying something out. I have had smoked rainbow trout,sausages, chicken thighs,pork tenderloin and its all good. I have never had an interest in one until now...but man is the stuff ever good. His is a lower end cheaper model but honestly I would just get the same thing because everything he has smoked has came out excellent. As G mentioned the charcoal might add even more flavor but I would never find out because if I do get one it will be the same as my neighbors cause I know I will be totally happy with what comes out of it. If you want I'll ask him this week exactly what he has.

Steve I was so disgusted with my carping last year in Bobcaygeon that I gave up and started going out in my boat for other fish. And this year I have not even got my stuff organized yet. I have totally lost interest. Don't know what's going on...but it sure has slowed way down up there.

What a great day that must have been Thx for sharing it with us.

Beautiful I worked a whole summer in the interior out of our MNR camp in Kiosk. Algonquin is something you will never forget. Thx for sharing that with all of us.

All I meant is it was dead easy 30+ years ago. I know lots of people my age who I wouldn't hire to cut my lawn..lazy useless people. Ended up getting a good job just because there was lots of them out there. Those days are gone. There are still good jobs...always will be. But they are less and less and I don't think anybody can argue that.

Sad news here in the Shwa for sure. A long time coming though. I do not work for GM but I do work in the manufacturing sector. And it's sad to see these things happen. In 1980 when I started into the workforce pretty much anybody who had half a brain and a reasonable amount of ambition could finish high school and with little effort land a job somewhere in the manufacturing field and make decent money. Kids today finish high school and what is out there for them? I feel for them. Many will never know the "Good Middle Class" life that most my age have had. I really am concerned for there future.

:thumbsup_anim: I live for hot dry weather to make my lawn go dormant. By the end of July my lawn looks as good as most in my neighborhood. May and June not so much. And I have never spent a dime on killing weeds or fertilizing. I keep my flowerbeds and vegetable garden weeded and let the weeds coexist with my lawn.

I was out with a good buddy once and enjoyed a day of fishing and beverages. That evening while cleaning our catch I cut open a crappie and a little genie popped out and said he would grant me 3 wishes. I quickly realized I had drank too much during the day and went to bed.

Spent the summer of 1980 in Kiosk working at a MNR Ranger camp. Canoeing, clearing portage trails and various other jobs in the interior. The next summer I was in a camp on Helen Lake out of Nipigon and even managed to get on a fire crew fighting forrest fires out of the base in Armstrong before I had to cut it short to return home for my last year of high school. The two best summer jobs I ever had.

The way of the world. If you wanna guarantee you are buying Cdn go garage saling. That way even if it isn't Cdn made the $$$ you paid went to a Cdn...unless of course you are garage saling outside Canada

A perfect report to enjoy with my late morning coffee The happy faces say it all. Looks like you made a very good choice in getting rid of the sailboat for a fishing machine. Thx for sharing this with us.