This year, Nigerian football clubs have turned up the heat.
We now see 9ja team jerseys with appealing designs sitting pretty on the shoulders of superstars. ❤️🔥
These 8 club jerseys are now part of streetwear culture, and it's about time you styled them. ⚽️🇳🇬
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@Choji_ES That burning feeling? Might be more about what you eat than when. These Nigerian meals could be ulcer triggers. Here’s what to skip 👇
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Everyone says keto helps you lose weight fast, but is it sustainable?
Nutritionist Coach Didi explains why the results are short-term and why there are safer, more balanced options.
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If your budget is ₦300K or less, these laptops give you the best value for your money.
We rounded up great picks for students, remote workers or casual gamers. Smooth performance, solid battery life and zero stress.
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Another week, and we're here again with discount deals that'll upgrade your life.
Our recent finds are amazing with slashed prices on gadgets, fashion, and beauty products. 🔥
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Google has released Android 16 and this upgrade is all about making your phone faster, safer, and more personal.
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Living on your budget shouldn’t stop you from having the time of your life.
We found 5 date spots in Lagos that cost less than ₦10K. Perfect if you want to have fun without stressing your account.
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Common household items and the units they consume in 1 hour.
Instead of steady complaining about light bill and prepaid finishing too fast, find out how many units your appliances consume.
It's better that way. You'll even save more money.
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₦5k for a deodorant that lasts all year, doesn’t stain clothes, and actually works?
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Why AC water is risky for your inverter battery.
Read this carefully. 👇🏽
If you’re starting to consider using water from your air conditioner (AC) to top up your inverter battery, dead that thought. Don’t follow the multitude to do evil.
At first glance, condensate water might seem like a cheaper option. It’s clear, mineral-free, and comes from evaporated moisture in the air. But wait first.
Although the water may start out “pure,” by the time it reaches your collection bucket, it has passed through dirty evaporator coils, moldy drip pans, and dusty pipes.
It picks up contaminants, dust, and mold spores along the way. These impurities might be invisible to the eye, but they can damage your battery's internals with time.
AC water can be used in inverter batteries. But this doesn't mean that you should use it.
Why?
- Inverter batteries need distilled, de-mineralized, or de-ionized water free from contaminants
- AC water lacks the compounds needed to function as an electrolyte solution
(N.B.: An electrolyte solution is a concoction of chemicals and water that’s vital for the correct operation of an inverter battery. One common electrolyte is sulfuric acid and water.)
But if you decide to use strong head?
That AC water filled with micro-particles or bacteria into your battery system will cost you more than you bargained for.
- Internal components will corrode
- Battery lifespan will reduce
- Performance and efficiency will drop
- Complete battery failure in worst-case scenarios
Using AC water is penny wise inverter foolish.
So, if someone asks you, “Can I use AC water in inverter battery?,” you know what to tell them.
If our explanation helped, give us a follow @pulsepicksng and retweet to spread this knowledge.
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Some people even recommend using AC water for inverter battery, but we’ll address that suggestion in our next tweet.
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If the condensate water isn’t fit for human consumption. What can you use it for?
You can use it for washing, cleaning, flushing, and watering plants/kitchen garden.
Honestly? It’s just rainwater Pro Max.
Making it fit for drinking would require a refining process.
Water vapor, which we call humidity, is present in the air, and it increases as air temperature increases.
Inside the AC, the evaporator coils work at a low temperature, around 4–5 degrees Celsius.
This is where it gets tricky.