If you REALLY want to be avoid that issue, go out there right now and shovel a large area before your car. The shoveled area will receive the plow's windrow and the plow will be pushing air when it passes your car.94Corolla5Speed wrote:My street and the adjacent street which my car is on have not been plowed. And when they will be plowed, all the snow will just be piled up next to my car, further impeding any possibility of exit.
I sure as hell would rather just dig my car out though...then I'd only have to dig enough to get out.
The first one, where I work, is really awful. It's so wasteful that it should be a crime. I've been in the attic and I don't remember seeing much insulation. It's a very large, very old building without zoned heating, so people at one end of the heat circuit (me) have to open their windows all winter and people at the other end are probably cold all winter. Sometimes I even have to put a fan in the window to keep my office at a reasonable temperature.Tups wrote:My point was that icicles are often a sign of poorly-done insulation. Those houses must be leaking quite a lot of heat somewhere.
The second one is anonymous, I don't know anything about it.
