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post 1703915971 07-20-2024, 11:48 AM
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Anyone else keep their A/C cold AF?

I set mine to like 63°F srs. The colder the better.


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I keep it at 77f and a fan blowing on me, feels cold.

I would recommend you figure out what capacitor your A/C unit uses and buy backups for it before it fails (edit: I live where it's 120f+, I don't want to be waiting on delivery when this part fails). It's easy to change out and is often what is the problem when your A/C stops putting out cold air. The capacitor is a wear part, it will eventually fail. Having a professional do it will cost substantially more...in the hundreds. The part is ~$20 dollars and takes minutes to replace.
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**** yeah, my place is always cold.
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Fuk no I'm not paying that power bill. 77 with the ceiling fans on
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if i go lower than 78 it's on all the time. old ac unit in az crew
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Originally Posted By Casca⏩
I keep it at 77f and a fan blowing on me, feels cold.

I would recommend you figure out what capacitor your A/C unit uses and buy backups for it before it fails (edit: I live where it's 120f+, I don't want to be waiting on delivery when this part fails). It's easy to change out and is often what is the problem when your A/C stops putting out cold air. The capacitor is a wear part, it will eventually fail. Having a professional do it will cost substantially more...in the hundreds. The part is ~$20 dollars and takes minutes to replace.
This is good advice.

Living in AZ area, they go out sometimes yearly it seems.

HVAC guys will charge you $600 or MORE to replace this $20 part, that you can do yourself IF you watch youtube vids, know how to shut off power, and do the replacement SAFELY. may take you 15 mins.
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post 1703918001 07-20-2024, 12:50 PM
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During the winter I even crack the windows a bit.
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this thread is tailormade for catbrah to come in and tell us he keeps his house at 55 and spends 2 grand a month on electricity
post 1703918291 07-20-2024, 01:04 PM
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I keep it under 55 Farenheit usually but always above freezing just due to the costs involved
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Originally Posted By Casca⏩
I keep it at 77f and a fan blowing on me, feels cold.

I would recommend you figure out what capacitor your A/C unit uses and buy backups for it before it fails (edit: I live where it's 120f+, I don't want to be waiting on delivery when this part fails). It's easy to change out and is often what is the problem when your A/C stops putting out cold air. The capacitor is a wear part, it will eventually fail. Having a professional do it will cost substantially more...in the hundreds. The part is ~$20 dollars and takes minutes to replace.
Good advice, but in my case I’m running the central air in an apartment building so maintenance is out of my control. Pretty modern building though.
Originally Posted By FrankCostanza⏩
During the winter I even crack the windows a bit.
Same srs. It can be 10° and snowing, I’ll still crack my window and sleep with it open. I love the cold.
post 1703918691 07-20-2024, 01:17 PM
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Damn ur either fat or have high blood pressure
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I keep it 74 and 82 when I'm out of the house. And that feels like splurging.

Used to keep it 78 when in the house, growing up my dad would keep it 78 in the day and OFF at night.
post 1703919211 07-20-2024, 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted By richieaprilejr⏩
Damn ur either fat or have high blood pressure
Not fat, but how did you know I have high blood pressure?

Don’t think that’s the reason tho. I’ve always been more accustomed to cold weather. I won’t wear a coat until it’s literally below freezing. Growing up in the snow belt will do that to ya.
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I live in Louisiana. Its pretty hot here but the big issue is the humidity with the heat. Still summer temps are typically 90-100 degrees with extremely high humidity.

Keep my AC on 68 at night. 70 during the day now. Don't give a F what the bill costs. I don't want to sweat or be hot in my house. Also don't wear much in my house. Just boxer briefs. GF just wears panties and a XL t shirt.
Originally Posted By Casca⏩
I keep it at 77f and a fan blowing on me, feels cold.

I would recommend you figure out what capacitor your A/C unit uses and buy backups for it before it fails (edit: I live where it's 120f+, I don't want to be waiting on delivery when this part fails). It's easy to change out and is often what is the problem when your A/C stops putting out cold air. The capacitor is a wear part, it will eventually fail. Having a professional do it will cost substantially more...in the hundreds. The part is ~$20 dollars and takes minutes to replace.
I have a window unit I keep in my garage. My AC goes out I can pop that sucker in my bedroom and keep it 68 degrees so I can watch tv/sleep cool. TBH if the central unit would be out more then 24h I'd pick up a second window unit for my living room/dining room area too. You can get a window unit for fairly cheap.
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you must be fat af if youre setting your ac below 72. And gahdamn my ac bill was $50 more this month which is nutz because we usually just set it to 73.
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Nope I have no A/C.
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during the day 71

at night for sleeping it's 65-68
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No, because it will break in this weather. I had mine at 78 and it still broke
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When my house is below 77 everyone that comes in says it cold
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70-72 air temp ,had central air in house

Just window units now
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I have never had ac and never really needed it.

Moving to az next month so will see how that works out. Just got back and of course it was hot as balls so had it cranked in the hotel.

I kind of want to use the heat as a personal challenge so will try to not make it too cold so i can acclimate to the heat better but will see. Easy to say that from san diego.
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We keep the central AC at 77-78. If it's super hot out and getting stuffy in living room I'll put the fan on to move the air around. We have a floor unit in the master bedroom because the central unit is really old and doesn't cool the upstairs as well and I need it pretty cold to sleep. The bedroom AC goes down to 63-65 at night and 78 in day.
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If you are cooling a large space its hard for AC units to get that much colder than the outside temperature.
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Originally Posted By guest89⏩
I live in Louisiana. Its pretty hot here but the big issue is the humidity with the heat. Still summer temps are typically 90-100 degrees with extremely high humidity.

Keep my AC on 68 at night. 70 during the day now. Don't give a F what the bill costs. I don't want to sweat or be hot in my house. Also don't wear much in my house. Just boxer briefs. GF just wears panties and a XL t shirt.




I have a window unit I keep in my garage. My AC goes out I can pop that sucker in my bedroom and keep it 68 degrees so I can watch tv/sleep cool. TBH if the central unit would be out more then 24h I'd pick up a second window unit for my living room/dining room area too. You can get a window unit for fairly cheap.
you have a window in your garage?
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recently 60 degrees lol

i think turning on another computer started heating up the house more

electric bill was like 360 bucks
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72 here.

I like it nice and cool.

We sleep with the windows open during winter, too (NYC). HNNNNGH.
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Originally Posted By FrankCostanza⏩
67 all the time
i sleep at 67. but during the day i let it get up to 76.
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