However, I'm hoping the rain today and the cooler tomorrow means I can open the windows this weekend.
My allergies last from March/April until June. Can't wait for fall!
KyCardinalFan wrote:Allergies. Usually I can't open windows because of terrible pollen allergies.![]()
However, I'm hoping the rain today and the cooler tomorrow means I can open the windows this weekend.
My allergies last from March/April until June. Can't wait for fall!
Ha... uh... When you say it like that, I feel kinda stupid for doing this as well. I want it as cold as possible when I sleep (within reason, of course).Hungary Jack wrote:My brother's ex-wife loved to crank the AC at night down to something like 62 so she could sleep snugly under her down comforter.
Agreed. And in the Winter, I usually keep the heat around 62.JL21 wrote:Ha... uh... When you say it like that, I feel kinda stupid for doing this as well. I want it as cold as possible when I sleep (within reason, of course).Hungary Jack wrote:My brother's ex-wife loved to crank the AC at night down to something like 62 so she could sleep snugly under her down comforter.
You do realize the effects such cold can have on, ahem, certain parts of the male anatomy now, don't you???JL21 wrote:Ha... uh... When you say it like that, I feel kinda stupid for doing this as well. I want it as cold as possible when I sleep (within reason, of course).

Must be nice.G. Keenan wrote:In her defense it was raining this morning and humid as a ball sack, so opening the window may not have been a great option.Arthur Dent wrote:It bugs me to no end when people run their A/C when it's cool outside. An open window and/or fan costs less, makes less noise, uses less energy, and generally feels nicer. That said, I've already turned the A/C on for a few minutes getting home from work some days to try and reduce the humidity a bit. The high today is already 88.
But still. If I had my druthers I wouldn't turn the AC on until July. You really don't need it here before then anyway.