Hot, hot heat.

I'm a wuss. I need a/c. I turn it on when we get to 70 degrees. <.< LOL I'm that big a wuss. But then again my apartment gets hot easy.

Aristes wrote:

Mrah.
My living room is 96.

What doesn't get me is that in hot places, it's common practice not to have an AC in your house.
The Netherlands gets quite hot, AC is rather expensive there.
And I live in Texas, in the middle of a desert, and AC is far beyond anybody's mind.
Not to mention to insert central air is about $11,000.


But I lived in Alaska and Kentucky, where a triple digit summer was unlikely, and we had AC. lol

do you live in a really old house?
i cant image anything being built pretty much since the 60s/70s? not having central heat and air.
but i guess maybe ive just never paid attention.

whoa. thats like skeery movie serial killer weird!! lolol.

and yes, thats an old house! guess you best get on craigs list and look for a window unit or like 100 fans!

I have fans and window units, but it's so expensive to run and my room is gigantic. I have an 8.000 BTU unit and it takes two hours to cool. And when I have both of my closets open, it takes twice as long.

Boo, high energy costs.

Iono. It's weird.
Things that would generally be important, like a fireplace or AC, cost just as much as the price change on your house, or less!
I could spend $5,000 for a fireplace tomorrow and only get a $500 price add to my house.

Word has it, my house is worth $80,000 now.
I wouldn't even give my spit to pay for it again. lol We over paid last year at $30,000.

Last edited by Aristes (05-25-2008 04:37)