Low-cost, Energy-efficient Shelter for the Owner and BuilderEugene Eccli Rodale Press, 1976 - 408 หน้า Learning how to repair, renovate, remodel and build to meet your housing needs as efficiently as possible can be a satisfying and money saving experience. |
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... lower- ing the wind's velocity , you'll cut down on infiltration and hence lower your heating bill . This can be done by placing wind barriers ( trees , garage , barn , hedges , or fencing ) between the house and the prevailing winter ...
... lower- ing the wind's velocity , you'll cut down on infiltration and hence lower your heating bill . This can be done by placing wind barriers ( trees , garage , barn , hedges , or fencing ) between the house and the prevailing winter ...
หน้า 157
... lower because the humidity in the room will be higher . This is because the comfort level in your house depends on the relative humidity as well as the temperature . The higher the humidity content in a room , the less mois- ture is ...
... lower because the humidity in the room will be higher . This is because the comfort level in your house depends on the relative humidity as well as the temperature . The higher the humidity content in a room , the less mois- ture is ...
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... lower the thermostat settings . Thermostats set at 68 ° F in the winter and 78 ° F for summer air conditioning should maintain a comfortable house for most people . Adjusting your body to these temperatures involves dressing for the ...
... lower the thermostat settings . Thermostats set at 68 ° F in the winter and 78 ° F for summer air conditioning should maintain a comfortable house for most people . Adjusting your body to these temperatures involves dressing for the ...
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