Air Conditioning

[wpruitt]

I wish I could remember where I heard that quote.  I think it was in a Southern History or Political Science class.

[andrew]

67 - 69.  Yeah, we like it cold. 

[kenny57028]

Don't got central cooling just a big fan in the wall of my apt. So its set on max and blows cold.

[aarrggh]

 I use AC mostly in my truck , hardly ever at home . .

[The Scottish Ambassador]

Air con is not something we have in most homes in Scotland. We try to save up any heat we get from good weather to compensate for when its crap

[D.A.L.U.I.]

I wish I could remember where I heard that quote.  I think it was in a Southern History or Political Science class.

Well, IMO, when Google tabs you for it, go for it--great line, almost as good as, "I don't give a damn!"

[Mikekoz13]

It's pretty nice at night on the mountain in the Summer so we don't run it often but when we do..... usually about 75 degrees F.

[tomgallagher]

I've often heard it said that if there was no A/C the only people left in Florida would be the Seminoles.

[Papa Don]

It's 9:23 A.M.  Just finished mowing the very small back yard.  I'm wringing wet.  The air conditioner is on full blast.  The air outside is like syrup.  God,  I hate the summers in SE Texas!  I usually keep the A/C at about 74.   

[warhawk]

72

WARHAWK

[Magoo]

90 &90........That is when the temp. & humidity get this high. Before that a ceiling fan.
On LONG ISLAND the price of electric is outrageous.

[mangosink12572]

We turn it on 74 and usually leave it all summer  - - -but yesterday it got so cold that we had to put the heat on

[CraftyGuy]

Yeah - yesterday was crazy cold... had to throw on some sweats for bed last night (I don't do cold well)

[ChallengeMe]

Used the a/c twice all last year, 2-3 hours each time to cool the house before going to bed. Then used the ceiling fan.

[BikerDave]

At home, around 75. I have ceiling fans in every room in the house, so that's tolerable. I'm a very hot-natured guy so I like it as cool as I can get (afford) it. At work I keep it at 65 in my office and 70 for the rest of the building. Right now it's in the mid-90s in Alabama and I'm dying. Humidity close to 100%. Come on, winter!!!