u/Magic_Bounce_Espeon

I noticed no (or barely) cool air coming out of the two center vents in my 2020 Elantra Value Edition. Even on high, it seems like almost nothing is coming out of center vents. It sounds like there is a noise inside, but it's not very loud and I can barely hear it. Can't tell if it's a rattle, a drip, or something else.

Cool air seems to be coming out of side vents, though.

I'm not an expert on cars and just got it a few months ago. Figures this happens during a heat wave with 90% humidity and high dew points.

Has this happened to anyone else in their car or Elantra? Potential causes and solutions l?

I am very frustrated and going half-mad cause the flooring in the kitchen and living room is very uneven in most places. It's sagging and sinking, making it difficult to walk on, affecting balance.

One day, when I save up enough money, I'd like to fix the flooring. The kitchen is my first priority. It's fairly small square foot wise. There's also a couple other rooms that are badly damaged due to major water damage. But that will have to be fixed later.

What is the highest quality flooring that feels solid beneath your feet and doesn't bounce or flex and is highly water resistant? I need something that feels solid, almost if I were on concrete. Im mainly concerned about durability, reliability, and an even floor that is structurally sound. Appearance and style is not a priority.

My knowledge is very limited in this area. A family member installed flooring in hallway and bathroom but it still feels uneven and structural integrity is not strong as it could be. There's a "slanted feel."

Do I need to get subflooring? What are my best options?

It's very stressful mentally cause it just gets worse year after year. Looking to hire an expert carpenter one day.

Or is this just speculation? If so, why are they generally better?

I just bought my 1st car a couple months ago. And people often say regular oil changes are important for health of car. I hear mixed info. Some people say every 10k - others say every 3k or 5k. My cousin told me every 10k and he works at Honda dealership, but Ive heard mechanics say around every 5000 miles give or take.

I used to sink a lot of hours into battle tower and bdsp in general when I used to go to laundry matt. One thing I concluded about BT is that coverage moves are vital. And AI has a lot of counters against your types.

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What Pokemon do you think would go well with Alakazam? Mine has Psyshock, Nasty Plot, Energy Ball, and Shadow Ball. He's been an absolute beast but I've got to watch out for counters, particularly dark types like Weavil.

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I remember Starmie and super fast Pokémon being hard to deal with in the Battle Tower. I managed to beat the tower once or twice but often lose in the 30s and 40s rounds.

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I think it needs more speed for one.

I'm itching to play the other games on Switch!