Heating the car up!

[lfcrule1972]

Mental image bleach now !!

[Superfly Guy]

This is how I roll

[cyclone]

ugggggg ...... must..... gouge..... out..... eyes !!!!

[Chris_Blue]

Crackin shirt. Love orange

[lfcrule1972]

I'm almost scared to say it but, no Speedos ? Ha ha

[Superfly Guy]

ugggggg ...... must..... gouge..... out..... eyes !!!!

You don't need your eyes, cos you are thinking "Dreamboat"

That was three years ago when I was going through my 'Can I deadlift an MRAP this rotation' phase, a little leaner now, the shirt is in fact a wash bag.

[Bigfeet]

Turn the heater to about 20, air con on and leave the circlulator off and start driving, the engine needs to get to heat first before the thermostat is switched over. Fastest way to do that is to drive away.

[firefly]

you what???? turn aircon on? lol

now is it me or isn't the air con gas part of a refrigeration system that makes it cold?!
Leave aircon off... turn up to high and just driveeeeeeeee, try to keep revs higher though, helps to get the engine hotter faster.

[BeefMasta]

you what???? turn aircon on? lol

now is it me or isn't the air con gas part of a refrigeration system that makes it cold?!
Leave aircon off... turn up to high and just driveeeeeeeee, try to keep revs higher though, helps to get the engine hotter faster.

From Wikipedia:
"Air conditioning (often referred to as aircon, AC or A/C) is the process of altering the properties of air (primarily temperature and humidity) to more favourable conditions. More generally, air conditioning can refer to any form of technological cooling, heating, ventilation, or disinfection that modifies the condition of air."

[cyclone]

Leaving the AC on will Dehumidify the air in the car keeping off the mist on the inside of the windscreen. With the temp turned up you will still be heating the inside of the car not cooling.

[Superfly Guy]

now is it me .

Yes it is.

[lfcrule1972]

Ah the old AC confusion, it can heat as well as cool, many folks don't seem to know that

[Chris_Blue]

Air Con also takes halps with bad smellies, especially when you put Fabreze stuff on, as its the drying out (Dehumidifying) that takes the smell away- spilt milk etc

[lfcrule1972]

Never heard that before, if I ever need to get rid of a bad smell I might consider it although I'm not sure I'd want to put the offending item in the car

[Chris_Blue]

Never heard that before, if I ever need to get rid of a bad smell I might consider it although I'm not sure I'd want to put the offending item in the car

A pinty of milk? (Sometimes they leak)
Was transporting some tropical fish in a bag recently- Malawi cichlids to be precise, my second hobby- and didn't realise the bag leaked
Did it pong for a week or what. Air con on, and Fabreze sprayed on offending area, then it went