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My understanding is also that homes in Texas generally also have substandard insulation because they come from an era where it was feasible to just open a windo
by paulmd 4y ago
My understanding is also that homes in Texas generally also have substandard insulation because they come from an era where it was feasible to just open a window and get a breeze going.
This came into play a year and a half ago when we had severe cold, one of the exacerbating factors was - those homes weren't well-insulated, so they had to use way more energy for heat than a properly-insulated home would have.
Texas is basically a fractal of aggressive and deliberate fuckups all the way down, because ain't no ivory-tower elitist going to tell ME how to build my house/grid/power plant!
- _ajoj 4y ago> My understanding is also that homes in Texas generally also have substandard insulation because they come from an era where it was feasible to just open a window and get a breeze going. Uhh no. It's because it is cheaper. Especially homes built in the last five years seem to be lacking on insulation. > Texas is basically a fractal of aggressive and deliberate fuckups all the way down, because ain't no ivory-tower elitist going to tell ME how to build my house/grid/power plant! Yes. Please don't move here and tell all your friends not to move here.