The open windows were letting in a lot more dust, pollen, bugs and exhaust fumes than I’d realized.
Living in the northeastern part of the country, I felt central cooling was unnecessary. After six months of winter, I always looked forward to minimizing the energy bills. I liked to open the windows and welcome in some fresh air. Our summer season is usually quite short. However, when the temperature climbs into the nineties and the humidity is super high, the house often became terribly uncomfortable. The conditions made it impossible to relax or sleep. I was having problems with condensation running down the windows, mildew growth and damage to wood furnishings. My family bitterly complained. Although we were running a bunch of box fans, it wasn’t enough. Even portable window air conditioners were struggling to keep up. Plus, it was unpleasant to have certain rooms that were nice and cool and others that were overheated and clammy. When a local HVAC company advertised a special on the installation of a central air conditioner, I took advantage of it. Because of the furnace, the house was already outfitted with a duct system and air handler. The installation process was not overly expensive or invasive. Once the central cooling system was operational, I was amazed at the improvement in the comfort, cleanliness and smell of my home. The open windows were letting in a lot more dust, pollen, bugs and exhaust fumes than I’d realized. Having the ability to adjust the thermostat and control comfort throughout the house is such a relief. We all sleep better at night and have more energy throughout the day. I can cook dinner and do the dishes without sweating profusely.
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