It’s not practical to use window AC units if you plan on moving around throughout the house, however if you’re going to be stationary in one small space, it makes a lot of sense to employ a single unit to cool that room only
I think I’m a bit of a drama queen when it comes to summertime. I like to recognize that I’m level headed, however I cannot sit being boiling and sporadically go to extreme lengths to prevent being physically uncomfortable! Pretty much as soon as May rolls around, I have my a/c unit powered up at full blast for the rest of the summer. I just can’t sit being sizzling and covered in sweat in my own home, and truly won’t tolerate the heat at evening when it prevents me from getting shut eye. That’s why I recently decided that my central cooling isn’t enough for my personal needs anymore. I went out and bought myself a cheap window unit, which I never imagined I would do based on prior perceptions of their limited utility. However, my mind has changed since I’ve stayed at my friend’s apartment, and realized that there are some inherent benefits to cooling a single room at a time. It’s not practical to use window AC units if you plan on moving around throughout the house, however if you’re going to be stationary in one small space, it makes a lot of sense to employ a single unit to cool that room only. I’ve also realized that it helps to supplement my current central cooling unit, by adding some additional cooling power where I need it the most. Now my kitchen is like the arctic tundra at evening because it’s so full of cool and dry air from my complimentary a/c units, and I’m sleeping better than ever.