Anyone got or thought about air-conditioning at home?
Would love to have it, but it's not something as widely available as in other countries.
Not in the least bit technical or a diy-er, so won't do it myself.
Any tips or feedback welcomed. Not thinking of those portable type units, just the built-in.
Thanks. |
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"Anyone got or thought about air-conditioning at home?
Would love to have it, but it's not something as widely available as in other countries.
Not in the least bit technical or a diy-er, so won't do it myself.
Any tips or feedback welcomed. Not thinking of those portable type units, just the built-in.
Thanks."
We have a few portable units that blow air across a water soaked cloth, the colder the water the colder the air, there great and only cost £50 or less much less hassle than air con |
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No and wouldn't ever get it as got air conditioning at work, sitting in a freezing cold blast day in day out, having to wear a scarf to keep warm really isn't my idea of fun  |
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"Anyone got or thought about air-conditioning at home?
Would love to have it, but it's not something as widely available as in other countries.
Not in the least bit technical or a diy-er, so won't do it myself.
Any tips or feedback welcomed. Not thinking of those portable type units, just the built-in.
Thanks."
Open the windows, its far cheaper. !! |
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