fullstkinventor

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   by fullstkinventor 2y ago

   It’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
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   by fullstkinventor 2y ago

   Everybody puts solar shade reflectors in the front and side windows - else you’ll burn your hands on the steering wheel. Phoenix historic downtown homes don’t generally have garages and shade is hard to find. We always leave the windows cra
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   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
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   by fullstkinventor 2y ago

   If you get into a car to pick a family member up in a 119 degree afternoon, your car’s internal temperature may very well be over 130 degrees. Yes, you will splash some water on your car to make it tolerable to drive.
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   by fullstkinventor 2y ago

   Phoenix native here. The people who have lived here a long time know how to adjust to the heat. You really have to live “another way”. People who come to town are completely unprepared. It feels like LA weather from October until May, and t