A maintenance in July, On a Saturday, IN THE HEAT!!!

[steamer]

I dont know If I speak for others, but once you experience "Dry Heat", going to major Humidity just bites.

120 degrees with 6 percent himidity vs 90's w/90+ percent humidity,and a 60-70 degree dewpoint, ouch, Im perspiring allready.

[hvacrteacher]

Originally posted by steamer
120 degrees with 6 percent himidity vs 90's w/90+ percent humidity,and a 60-70 degree dewpoint, ouch, Im perspiring allready.

It's the same here in Michigan, the high humidity and all, Florida just has more days of it. Cracks me up all the blue-hairs complain about our summers, then they move to Florida. A dry day in Michigan simply means we didn't make it to the beer store that day!!

[esdd]

Payson, why are you violating OSHA regulations? Being in an attic at those temps is a direct violation of the sections concerning confined space entry and elevated temp entry. If I recall correctly minimum fine is 16K maximum penalty is death. Personally I will not enter an attic above 95deg and when I do there is someone available for rescue if contact is not made every 10-15 min. Think about it,,, IS YOUR LIFE WORTH IT??????? Just a thought.