[Fwd: Re: Cob: RE: COB heat]

[Darel Henman]

Shawn,
that is my finding.  It was a low of 80 last night (actually the lowest
time was about 5:00 A.M), but with a nice steady breeze it was
sleepable.  When no breezes exist a fan or more is needed to be more
comfortable.   A design to allow good air flow though even when using
fans should be given a priority.

One article I read suggested lower windows on one side to allow cooler
air in and higher place windows on the opposit side to allow warmed up
air to leave as a passive way to keep air moveing through a room even on
windless days.

Darel  

Shawn Boltin wrote:
> 
> Pat,
> 
> Hot water, cold beer, what else do you need, right?  Anyway, thanks for the feedback.  What about humidity?  Is humidity high in your part of the world, does it pose an issue?  I imagine that if you can maintain decent airflow, comfort doesn't become an issue?  Not sure.
> 
> Thanks again!
> 
> Shawn