I just heard this issue that resin bjd's will turn yellow over time.. I just spent over a thousand bucks on my first 2 bjd's and I don't really like the idea of them turning yellow over time. but I am searching photos of bjd's that have turned yellow. and I can't find them. do they actually turn yellow? like lemon yellow. cause that would really bother me.. how yellow can they get?
Although apart from Europe, some parts of Canada (lived there) and America, I've not visited many other part of the world, for me, Austria has to be probably my most favourite country. Here is my list, although not necessarily in this order! 1. Superb scenery - although compared to years ago, it has become very crowded and 'theme park-y' 2. Wonderful air - pure 3 Love the food 4. Good variety between country and town 5. Extremely friendly and welcoming people even if as a country relying on tourism, they have to be 6. Clean - absolutely no litter 7. It's not necessary to know the language, although I think people who try are appreciated 8. Easy access and to other parts of Europe too 9. Laid back attitude - you don't have to dress up although sometimes it's nice to. 10. Mountains - scenery (did I say that already?!!) If you are going soon - I'm coming with ps I forgot to mention the SMOOOOTH roads. Certainly compared to most of those in the UK!!
The furnace should be on its own dedicated circuit. My guess is that the installers did not run additional power, but rather used what was already there. So you most likely now have an over load going on. The lights flickering, is an indication that there is a lot of current draw on that circuit when another appliance turns on. It is possible that the lights may also be on the same circuit, which is also incorrect. To test my theory, you can turn off the breaker that supplies your new furnace, then go into the laundry room and see if anything else will still operate. My guess is no. You will have to have an electrician wire in another circuit to your laundry room to supply the furnace with a separate power source.
