Hello,
The original poster was refering to a swamp cooler, usually a fan and a
block of Ice or a fan and a mist system, Room A/C's will LOWER humidity thus
the reason it drips outside. I heard of floor A/C's (no window required) but
have no experience with them.
Paul
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Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2004 2:34 PM
Subject: Re: [gecko]cold air unit
> Hello,
> My reptile room has a window, and I use one of the portable
air-conditioners. Like you I don't own a house yet, so this has worked. I
hook it up to a thermometer. When the room gets above 82 degrees, it kicks
on. I have not really noticed the humidity going up with my unit. I bought
mine used for 75 bucks.
> TQ
>
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