>this confuses, puzzles, frightens, and enrages the european
This confuses, puzzles, frightens, and enrages the european
Jeremiah Green
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James Sanchez
why?
Jose Scott
I have one but only use it in the winter.
Houses around my area are built to resist heat.
William Gray
Why do Canadian give plants air conditioning? They don't sweat.
Justin Cruz
you are forgiven poortugal. you arent like the rest of europe
Gavin Thomas
why do candians always make posts and when you reply to them they never reply back?
why does the european become frightened and confused over "this"?
Joseph Rivera
Only 61% of Canadian households had AC in 2019
Dominic Stewart
i see you are puzzled and bordering on getting enraged. very common.
let me explain. its not a model office tower. its an external air conditioning unit. commonly used to cool personal residences.
Brayden Campbell
i'm confused, puzzled and enraged by your posts and not because of the devices in your image.
you have said confusing things and do nothing to back up your claims.
why do canadians think europeans are mad about air conditioners?
Ethan Bailey
>Heating units and AC aren't one single unit in their country
Hunter Wilson
Unironic autism
Ryan White
neither of those are for heating
Dylan Hill
Why is the compressor so huge.
Jace Collins
i think firstworlders use huge AC units and that cools the entire house and not just a room
Brayden Reed
Canadians really buy ACs that big? I've only seen them in the south.
Austin Diaz
Usually you need two air conditioners that size if you own a 2 story house in the south. That way there's climate control on both levels.
Brayden Baker
Sounds about right. I got one AC unit that size in the south for my home. Works well for the 39° summers
Isaiah Nguyen
>american reading comprehension
Juan Young
For entire houses, yes, I'd say it's pretty common. Bear in mind in the East summers regularly get well above 30°C, and humid too which really hurts the performance of ACs.
For apartments and or single rooms though you'd never need something that big.
Easton Miller
Yeah, because our country isn't hot as shit.
Mason Clark
Why do you think we dont have garbage bins?
Easton Young
I wish heat pumps were affordable and widely available in this country.
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Alexander Allen
Neither is ours, but over 70% have AC here
In BC, which is significantly warmer and gets yearly heat waves it's 35-40%
Point being the OP makes no sense as there are millions of Canadians without AC
Parker Rogers
Only the inland areas of BC get yearly 35C+ heat waves. Lower Mainland (incl. Vancouver) and the Vancouver Island, where most of the BC population lives, getting that hot is a rare event.