Warm air is less dense and tends to rise, cool air is more dense and tends to sink. That is why a hot air balloon rises if the air inside is warmer than the outside air.
Likely because it is unheated.
Deep in the ground the temperature in a basement usually remains constant all the year round. Thus, RELATIVE to the OUTSIDE temperature, the air in the BASEMENT is cool in the summer when the OUTSIDE air is HOT and warm in the winter when the OUTSIDE air is COLD.
My client has asked that I fix a 4-plex basement apartment cold space under the front concrete porch that is being used as a clothes closet. Presently there are 2 - 2'' Gas lintewa through the space that contributed to some condensation on one corner of the space. They would like the space finished. What is the best approach to doing that?
It is still just a basement.
Depending on your location and how big your basement is going to be will depend on how costly it is for a basement excavation.
Safe places you may go (depending the layout of your basement) include under the stairs, in any small room that the basement may have, or in the center part of the basement.
frogs like cold, dampy place so a frog best bet to be at is in a cool basement
not if they're still cold to the touch. rinse wel and smell the meat before cooking. That will depend on the temperature of the unheated basement. If the basement is as cold as a refrigerator, then they'd be OK. If the basement is warmer than a fridge, then the ribs could have spoiled are not OK.
Plug the holes up fool
It's colder in the basement than the water coming in the pipes. Seal up the vents and drafts in the basement. Wrap the pipes
Frozen sewer out side
It depend on how cold it gets in the basement.
You get centipeds in your basement because it is usually dark and sometimes damp. Or if it is getting cold they want to came in for warmth. Hopethat helps, Grace
It is important if your basement is unconditioned space. If your basement walls and floor are insulated it is not so important.
Yes, they could freeze. If they get cold enough in the basement.
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Rabbits can get sick from their environment but are more than likely to get sick from other reasons than the basement being cold. Drafts, dampness and poor air circulation would be more likely causes. Also if a rabbit is already carrying a cold germ it may be exacerbated by any of these conditions where if in a normal environment with good air circulation they would not exhibit any cold symptoms.
boats did so have a basement