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It might be better to look at it as a "strategically timed" car wash. Its so dusty in the summer your windshield can be hard to see out of. We have little humid
by fullstkinventor 2y ago
It might be better to look at it as a "strategically timed" car wash. Its so dusty in the summer your windshield can be hard to see out of. We have little humidity in July. Just horrid oven like heat. We open the door and windows to get the air out too. Probably the lack of humidity in June / July allows this to work in a way it would not in non-desert places.
Also after a week or two over 115, 110 feels absolutely "cool" to us here in Phoenix. We really do say "Hey, today the high is only 110! Fall is coming!".
- dylan604 2y agoIt's been a long time since I've seen someone so committed to something so obviously a terrible idea. You've doubled down and splits 8s with this while charging up a very odd hill to die on and whatever other cliche fits. You remind me of the neighbor's teenage kid I once saw cleaning cut grass from the drive way with a garden hose sprayer. I still remember his dad realizing his failure in raising a kid with common sense and explaining what a waste in water it was, how expensive it was, and just illogical of a decision it was. I feel I've now become that dad.
- fullstkinventor 2y agoIt’s not terrible when it’s 119 in Phoenix. We also have green summer lawns that we water too. We live, the lawns help keep the interior of the city cool, as do the trees. I’m sure many think it’s illogical to try to live on Phoenix. That’s alright, it’s our choice.