I was wandering can I do a possible fan test to recover itI had this ps3 for over 3 years and i do not want to pay the 150 fee since its all Sony fault for applying ceramic paste and not thermal on my CPU.
Low energy bulbs throughout the house as they are peanuts to buy nowAbout 5 for a pound where I liveHigh ceilings can push up heat costs so if they are too high try a suspended ceiling planIf windows are very large even double glazing can radiate cold so get heavy curtains for winter use.
Light Knight gives some really good adviceA solid wood door, while very nice looking, isn’t very energy-efficientSteel or fiberglass doors with insulated cores can be beyond five times more efficientSince your biggest concern is energy efficiency, don’t get any art glass, windows, or sidelitesThese will hurt the overall insulating value of the door Also make sure you get decent weatherstrippingI’ve seen doors with some pretty flimsy onesQ-lon weatherstripping is the best I’ve seen in my 25 years of experienceIt doesn’t absorb moistureIt doesn’t rotIt doesn’t freeze or stick to the door, and it holds up for years When it comes to patio doors, stay away from aluminum doorsIt’s a terrible insulatorStick with vinyl or preferably wood-clad doors (wood with a weatherproof coating of vinyl or aluminum) If you go all out, patio doors can be very energy efficientSpring for double-panes, the best Low-E coating you can find, and argon gas-fillsAlso make sure a professional installs itA patio door installed wrong is going to make your house draftyFor my money, ProVia makes the best entry doorsSteel or fiberglass with polyurethane insulated cores (R15)They look good, tooAndersen makes the best patio doorsBoth have dealers in CanadaHere’s some links if you want more information:
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Solid timber is about as good as a door getsJust make sure the timber is from a sustainable source, like recycled or plantationYou can also get insulated doors which have two half inch layers of chipboard that sandwich a half inch layer of polystyrene, which are also quite good Whatever you use, don't forget to properly weatherstrip it!
