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MisterCMK;261504 wrote:
You never answered my question about what is the point of running the A/C. Opening and closing the door is not what is going to cause the air handler to run...It helps take the humidity out of the air. Cooler air=less humidity naturally. And yes, opening the door will cause the "air handler" to run. When it's warmer outside than inside, you open the door, and uh oh the temperature changed. Houses are tight enough that without doors being opened/closed it shouldn't run more than a couple of times a day, if that. I know my parents CA hardly ever runs unless people are going in and out.
You're picking on the wrong point of my rant. It's not ABOUT the A/C, it's about keeping air circulating and preventing mold growing conditions. Opening windows would suffice most of the time, but the humidity here is ridiculous in the summer.
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PSiedTSi;261520 wrote:
It helps take the humidity out of the air. Cooler air=less humidity naturally. And yes, opening the door will cause the "air handler" to run. When it's warmer outside than inside, you open the door, and uh oh the temperature changed. Houses are tight enough that without doors being opened/closed it shouldn't run more than a couple of times a day, if that. I know my parents CA hardly ever runs unless people are going in and out.You're picking on the wrong point of my rant. It's not ABOUT the A/C, it's about keeping air circulating and preventing mold growing conditions. Opening windows would suffice most of the time, but the humidity here is ridiculous in the summer.
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MisterCMK;261503 wrote:
67k to gut and remodel a house because the air conditioning is not running? What point are you making here? Oh what did they do before A/C?i believe heat and sump pump were also mentioned in this discussion. i didnt say a/c, either. smart ass.
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I've actually talked to my Realtor and a guy at Wells Fargo about this same issue...
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