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expired Posted by Navy-Wife | Staff • Feb 24, 2024
Feb 24, 2024 4:01 PM
8,000 BTU Midea U-Shaped Inverter Window Air Conditioner w/ WiFi
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I put this frame and a small 5,000 btu window a/c unit in a small room with no ventilation ducts that normally got really hot in the summer. Typically I put everything in the window in early May and yank it out again in mid October. Literally takes ten minutes to do. If I were lazier, I'd just leave it up year round. Got the a/c in a Target clearance for about $30. That and about $10 in materials make the room freezer cold in the hottest days of summer. I also use foam insulation around the perimeter. Keeps cold air in and bugs out. Very air tight.
I put this frame and a small 5,000 btu window a/c unit in a small room with no ventilation ducts that normally got really hot in the summer. Typically I put everything in the window in early May and yank it out again in mid October. Literally takes ten minutes to do. If I were lazier, I'd just leave it up year round. Got the a/c in a Target clearance for about $30. That and about $10 in materials make the room freezer cold in the hottest days of summer. I also use foam insulation around the perimeter. Keeps cold air in and bugs out. Very air tight.
How about a picture or a link to it, please? I do have a problem in the sense I am living in a rental house to make too many mods (but I went ahead and installed a solar system with panels on the backyard) but the existing central AC is sone 20 years old and I live in Tucson, AZ and the last year and my first one was horrible.
I put this frame and a small 5,000 btu window a/c unit in a small room with no ventilation ducts that normally got really hot in the summer. Typically I put everything in the window in early May and yank it out again in mid October. Literally takes ten minutes to do. If I were lazier, I'd just leave it up year round. Got the a/c in a Target clearance for about $30. That and about $10 in materials make the room freezer cold in the hottest days of summer. I also use foam insulation around the perimeter. Keeps cold air in and bugs out. Very air tight.
if you plan to take it off and on, then this window unit isn't for you. a rolling unit would be better for you as long as you're ok with less efficiency. if rolling, go for dual hose at least.
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The 12,000 BTU is $299 at Home Depot as well
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