Air conditioner sees in again, get that noise reduction thing going.

I'm very proud of myself right now because I made my air conditioner quiet or I actually fixed my air conditioner by drilling a hole in it.

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Many modern air conditioners in order to eke out a little bit more of an energy efficiency rating,

basically don't drain their water out.

They instead try to, so the basin of it fills with water intentionally.

Because then I think that I mean, people will have to write it in correct me if this is,

if this is totally wrong, but the just of it, from what I've picked up,

is that if they sit the compressor in water, it is slightly more energy efficient at cooling.

So most of the new efficient ones, which is almost all of them because people buy them basin efficiency,

will basically allow the basin to fill with water.

The problem with this is that it makes it make it make a bunch of weird noises

as if it's like moving a water wheel through dipping it in and out of water.

It almost sounds like it's raining inside your air conditioner.

And the reason why is because it's filled with water and parts are moving,

I don't know what the hell, it maybe it's the fan or the blower.

I have no idea.

Something touches the water and it is, yeah.

So I fix this problem by drilling a drain hole in the bottom of the basin.

And now while the water flowed out and it's working just as well, it cooled my room,

maybe it's costing me slightly more money per month, but it is now way quieter.

And the noise it's making is at least an expected fan plus compressor noise,

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