I just moved into an apartment and it gets a little warm. I sure miss my house and the cool breeze I had for the many years but this is a temp move till my daughters graduate from high school (moved for the school district).
The apartment has an attic fan that blows gently into the living room, hallway and 2 bedrooms (aprox 900-950 sqft). I do not notice much of a difference when it is on. I've considered buying a window AC, portable AC, whole house fan and an attic fan. Each has its Pros n Cons but the biggest thing is I don't want to invest this much since it is a temporary move.
With that said, I have been looking into DIY stuff and one idea led to another. I seen this and thought it might be a good idea to put the coil at the attic fan as seen below.
Here is where the idea is at... bulkheads to the fridge and have a constant pump pushing water. What would be the best way to seal small the bulkheads to keep the fridge insolated?
Or is this a bad idea in general lol
The apartment has an attic fan that blows gently into the living room, hallway and 2 bedrooms (aprox 900-950 sqft). I do not notice much of a difference when it is on. I've considered buying a window AC, portable AC, whole house fan and an attic fan. Each has its Pros n Cons but the biggest thing is I don't want to invest this much since it is a temporary move.
With that said, I have been looking into DIY stuff and one idea led to another. I seen this and thought it might be a good idea to put the coil at the attic fan as seen below.
Here is where the idea is at... bulkheads to the fridge and have a constant pump pushing water. What would be the best way to seal small the bulkheads to keep the fridge insolated?
Or is this a bad idea in general lol
