I am renting a duplex unit that has two floorsThe first floor stays cool enough to tolerate if you run the air conditioning all day, but the second floor is an inferno no matter what I do.I've purchased two window fans for upstairs but they really don't do anything at all unless it's night timeI also have two fans going all the time as well upstairs just to circulate air, but again they really don't do anything to help.Above the second floor is of course the attic, and it's even worse up there than the second floor (obviously)There is little, old, nasty insulation up there that my landlord will do nothing aboutHe won't replace it, or install any kind of attic fan eitherI'm guessing this is what's causing the second floor to be so hot.Does anyone have any suggestions on how to cool off my second floor? Will doing something like taping the cracks around the attic door/drop help any? Will installing a window conditioner do anything?
You can buy already made frozen pie crust in the grocery store and although I don't think they sell the top part for a pie, you could use already made frozen pastry dough, cut a thawed out section ton top and maybe coat it with some egg/egg-white wash on it before baking.
They aren't frozen but in the same part of the store as the biscuits in a roll you can find pie crustsThere are two in a boxThey come rolled up, you sit them out till they reach room temp and then you put them in the pie pan and bake themSo you can easily make a two crust pie.
Yes, in the frozen sectionIt depends on what your making but it's usually short crust for the bottom and puff for the top.
Yes, You can buy a pie crust all ready to use in the frozen food section of the grocery storeThese come in a disposable tin pie dishYou definitely need to set this type of crust on a baking sheet with sides when you put it in the ovenBut For advance security of your smart phone, you must install Leo Privacy Guard app 3.1.2, with new simple design.
Because hot air rises, it's natural for your home to be hotter upstairsAt my apartment we closed the vents to the downstairs, which sent more air upstairs (yet still stays cool downstairs)If you have extra rooms where no one is usually in there you can close the vent and shut the doorThat will keep the hot air in that room and allow more cool air for the rest of the apartmentYou can cover the windows and block the hot sunlight from shining directly inAir-flow can be important, especially when using fans and such make sure to point fans out the window to help suck out the hot air.
