End of air conditioning

[cottonpicken]

Just bumping one offs thread.

I say we hurt these green ****ers with their own tools. Start a campaign to turn off the air in all buildings you know to save the planet.we all have to do our part lol.

[riders2010]

Air conditioners will be worthless we re going to cool the temperature down so much. Just watch
Minus 10 in July. Lol

[boarderbloke]

cotton, turning off air won't have any affect leftist as the earth is cooling on it's own. lol

[oneoff]

As a person who has only fairly recently experienced central air conditioning; I can testify that next to having an attached garage (even heated one); there are few nicer conveniences and one could even come to see them as necessities.

And amongst the things I plan to fight for are my "rights" to be comfortable in old age. In fact there are several ways to ensure that will happen; and it will take some pretty deep regulatory thinking to prevent a person from doing so.

[rockpile]

They'll have to pry my air conditioner from my cold dead hands. I've entered that 'older age' and some things like AC, a heated attached garage and a convertible to scoot around in on hot summer days are for me necessities. Damn the cost - I can afford it. I did without for so many years, I'm making up for it now. And I completely ignore the topic of climate change. It's the next generations problem to solve. I've done my part. And that's all I have to say about that!

[mustardman]

If your house was designed right, there is no need for air con
Just make you've got windows That open, cross ventilation

[sumdumguy]

Actually hardly use my air conditioner, but when you have a house full of company, it's really appreciated. We don't get more than a day or two 40 degree days.

[grrrr]

Had an air-con in the house until we renovated about 10 years ago. Everything had to be removed. We never put it back in. Don't miss it.

[Robertbarlage]

Gotta love how lefties want to live like the cave man once did .

[agchat]

Funny how we are all different. May first till at least middle of september windows closed tight here, and air is on. Not letting that 90-100 percent night time humidity in my house.

[fjlip]

Too humid and now TOO dry, got all your humidifiers running?
AC in house needed about 10 days max here, global COLD zone 355 days a year. We have a COOL lower level, and the COOL shop to work in summer.
Now a great efficient furnace, runs HALF the year,

[ColevilleH2S]

I like to keep those types of decisions simple 'round here.

When the wife says we need A/C, we god damn have A/C, and lots of it.

Happy wife, happy life.

[burnt]

Which all goes to point out why the AC ain't gonna get turned off....






Hey, here's a novel thought, why not just leave it on, be nice and comfortable and then TAX it!!

Oh, wait, that's what's comin'...

[grrrr]

Have friends in town that have a perfectly controlled temperature of 21C in their house year round. In summer the air-con runs all day and the furnace runs all night. The next day it repeats. Still, she is never happy.

[sumdumguy]

We were at a friends house last week. They keep the daytime heat at 68 degrees. By the time I came home, I need a hot bath. Our house stays at 75 degrees all day, all winter. Our heat bill runs about $150/month, but we aren't about to shiver our way to the grave.