On East Sixth Street. The sign is a little confusing. Can you only use one of these items at a time? Or two of three?
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
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On East Sixth Street. The sign is a little confusing. Can you only use one of these items at a time? Or two of three?
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C'mon Grieve, what part of "if you used same time power must be fail" do you not understand???
ReplyDeleteHaha, I used to have to unplug the refrigerator and turn off the lights when using the microwave. Finally just got rid of the microwave.
ReplyDeleteWhy you no understand this?
ReplyDeleteI think this very clear. No?
lighten up, evgrieve is just making a joke. if youlook closely, somebody tried to proofread the note to be more legible, also correcting a lot of spelling mistakes.
ReplyDeletemost old tenements probably still rely on 15 amps per circuit, and 15 amps * 120v = 1800 watts max before the circuit trips. your hair dryer uses about 1600w right there. a microwave needs about 800-1000w. a cheap friedrich air conditioner, the kind you find in many lower end tenements, uses about 500-600w.