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In reply to the discussion: My AC Died, and I spent about 20 hours without it. [View all]Blue_true
(31,261 posts)33. The Bay Area is cool that time of year.
As a matter of fact, if you plan to go out after 6pm, you would be well advised to take a sweater.
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I saw one of those shows about the 100 greatest inventions; AC/refrigeration was right at the top
captain queeg
Jul 2019
#1
+1 true but often overlooked in stereotypical views of 'the conformist 50s'
appalachiablue
Jul 2019
#39
I remember I was in the 4th grade before I rode in my first car that had an air conditioner.
ooky
Jul 2019
#35
I often think of the women who settled our Southern area in early 1800's...
dixiegrrrrl
Jul 2019
#25
Get a swamp cooler, portable, uses water and fan system. Low electricity draw. Will do a
emmaverybo
Jul 2019
#8
Yep, they're perfect. Also, just a fan blowing over ice can do the trick too!
TheBlackAdder
Jul 2019
#41
My gosh. Honestly did not know that. If it breaks down, I will replace with the fan and ice! NT
emmaverybo
Jul 2019
#43
My wife and I have survived hot humid weather with a small window air conditioner...
hunter
Jul 2019
#9
Oh.. I do feel for ya! We had a wind sheer rip thru in early August 2014- went without power for
Thekaspervote
Jul 2019
#40