What kind of air conditioner/heat pump do you own?

[Fungo Squiggly]

We have now brought all three fans we own, including an industrial strength one back to our bedroom (which is approximately 12x12). Last night it was so windy in there that I could toss a tissue up in the air and watch it fly around in circles on the ceiling. Still hotter than hell. :(

 

[scooter1369]

Hell I don't know. Its keeping the house cool. Who gives a fuck who makes it.

 

[Buckin' A]

Hell I don't know. Its keeping the house cool. Who gives a fuck who makes it.

Then please check the "kind that keeps the house cold" box and kindly shut the fuck up.

 

[scooter1369]

Then please check the "kind that keeps the house cold" box and kindly shut the fuck up.

Done and Done.

 

[BuckeyeRyn]

We have now brought all three fans we own, including an industrial strength one back to our bedroom (which is approximately 12x12). Last night it was so windy in there that I could toss a tissue up in the air and watch it fly around in circles on the ceiling. Still hotter than hell. :(

maybe you need a window air conditioner??????

 

[BuckBackHome]

Trane.

 

[Fungo Squiggly]

maybe you need a window air conditioner??????

No can do. Crank-out windows.

 

[Buckin' A]

No can do. Crank-out windows.

Maybe you need a new home.

 

[gbearbuck]

I'm surprised Carrier isn't on the list (I think they are the largest firm in the biz... I think Goodman Global is #2... they didn't make the list either)...

 

[Taosman]

One of the cheapest ways to cool your house is with a attic fan on a thermostat.
The attic fan will draw air through your windows and push the heat out vents in your attic.
It's cheap to buy and if your the least bit handy you can do the installation yourself.

 

[Buckin' A]

One of the cheapest ways to cool your house is with a attic fan on a thermostat.
The attic fan will draw air through your windows and push the heat out vents in your attic.
It's cheap to buy and if your the least bit handy you can do the installation yourself.

But if the temperature outside is 95 degrees, you're just pulling 95 degree air through your house. I've seen those installed in attic's, but never to cool a house.