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Do you use a dehumidifier?

hmw

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Yeah, they all work the same (as far as I know.) I'd consider getting one with a filter for in the house, though, if I went that route. Our basement one we got at b/j's, whatever big name brand they were selling at the time; can't remember now. Our A/C's do do a great job in the house in the summer though. We only have window units and I set watering cans under them for my flower garden and it's amazing how much water they pull out of the air; our big L/R unit fills the 2 gallon watering can in less than a day on the worst of the summer days! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif" border="0">

eta> how do you keep your a/c units as clean as possible? we've run into mold issues with window units before.
 

hmw

New member
Yeah, they all work the same (as far as I know.) I'd consider getting one with a filter for in the house, though, if I went that route. Our basement one we got at b/j's, whatever big name brand they were selling at the time; can't remember now. Our A/C's do do a great job in the house in the summer though. We only have window units and I set watering cans under them for my flower garden and it's amazing how much water they pull out of the air; our big L/R unit fills the 2 gallon watering can in less than a day on the worst of the summer days! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif" border="0">

eta> how do you keep your a/c units as clean as possible? we've run into mold issues with window units before.
 

hmw

New member
Yeah, they all work the same (as far as I know.) I'd consider getting one with a filter for in the house, though, if I went that route. Our basement one we got at b/j's, whatever big name brand they were selling at the time; can't remember now. Our A/C's do do a great job in the house in the summer though. We only have window units and I set watering cans under them for my flower garden and it's amazing how much water they pull out of the air; our big L/R unit fills the 2 gallon watering can in less than a day on the worst of the summer days! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif" border="0">

eta> how do you keep your a/c units as clean as possible? we've run into mold issues with window units before.
 

hmw

New member
Yeah, they all work the same (as far as I know.) I'd consider getting one with a filter for in the house, though, if I went that route. Our basement one we got at b/j's, whatever big name brand they were selling at the time; can't remember now. Our A/C's do do a great job in the house in the summer though. We only have window units and I set watering cans under them for my flower garden and it's amazing how much water they pull out of the air; our big L/R unit fills the 2 gallon watering can in less than a day on the worst of the summer days! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif" border="0">

eta> how do you keep your a/c units as clean as possible? we've run into mold issues with window units before.
 

hmw

New member
Yeah, they all work the same (as far as I know.) I'd consider getting one with a filter for in the house, though, if I went that route. Our basement one we got at b/j's, whatever big name brand they were selling at the time; can't remember now. Our A/C's do do a great job in the house in the summer though. We only have window units and I set watering cans under them for my flower garden and it's amazing how much water they pull out of the air; our big L/R unit fills the 2 gallon watering can in less than a day on the worst of the summer days! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif" border="0">
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<br />eta> how do you keep your a/c units as clean as possible? we've run into mold issues with window units before.
 
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