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6. We had a very mild spring

Reply to Kaleva (Original post)

Sun Jul 28, 2019, 10:07 AM

Jul 2019

which allowed me to skip using the AC for two full months longer than I normally would have, but then the triple digits came down like a hammer and it’s back to nonstop AC probably through October.

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Running central a/c is costing about $30-$40 a month [View all] Kaleva Jul 2019 OP

It's especially useful snowybirdie Jul 2019 #1

I put AC in my house a few years ago. MontanaMama Jul 2019 #2

My air conditioner went out Friday. Cracklin Charlie Jul 2019 #3

Depending on where you live, it could be deadly. LisaL Jul 2019 #9

We got lucky. Cracklin Charlie Jul 2019 #10

I thus far have made it through without turning it on. Even through the upper 90s and a few 100 days hlthe2b Jul 2019 #4

It's hard to remember life without AC. femmocrat Jul 2019 #5

We had a very mild spring Codeine Jul 2019 #6

If you think combating climate change is someone else's concern... MichMan Jul 2019 #7

You have my permission to combat climate change. Kaleva Jul 2019 #11

I live in FL. Pretty much run our A/C year round. Dr Hobbitstein Jul 2019 #8