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AC: When do you Uninstall?

Cold Miser

By Cold Miser,
in New England

AC: When do you Uninstall?  

49 members have voted

  1. 1. When did you un-install air conditioning or are planning to?

    • August
      1
    • September - 1st half
      3
    • September - 2nd half
      7
    • October - 1st half
      11
    • October - 2nd half
      4
    • November
      6
    • Never because I don't use a.c.
      7
    • Never because I have central a.c.
      9
    • Other (describe in comments)
      1

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CoraopolisWx

CoraopolisWx

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50 minutes ago, Cold Miser said:

 

I have never had to use my ac past mid-September. NEVER.  

...And I have the most poorly insulated house on the planet (this is a scientific fact), with southern and western sun beating on it all day long.

 

On 9/18/2017 at 11:22 AM, Cold Miser said:

In the well insulated apartment that I live in I have not needed it all summer. A few sticky days, but none the less I have not had to put the window unit in.

Which residence are you currently living?

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Ginx snewx

Ginx snewx

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2 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

I usually uninstall in mid Sept. Never have ever used them or had them in October. This is a first. One more round of high dews this weekend. Then they can come out

07? this poll 17/27 uninstall October to Nov, nothing earth shattering about this torch, been there done this in October.

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dendrite

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1 hour ago, Damage In Tolland said:

I usually uninstall in mid Sept. Never have ever used them or had them in October. This is a first. One more round of high dews this weekend. Then they can come out

What is your max temp comfortability window? 68-70F? Do you go straight from AC to heat?

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S&P

S&P

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 For me its about getting the humidity out of the house, not the temp. AC came on a few times a day over the weekend . With a high SEER system cost pennies a day to run. would rather not have to run it  but  we had high humidity levels with fog most of the weekend and the inside of the house wasn't gross. if it gets like that over this weekend will turn the AC back on.

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