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To: Uncledave

In Phoenix, for years, people have used swamp coolers until the monsoons come in July. Then they finally use their AC.

They have both units on the roof.


4 posted on 06/25/2008 11:36:15 AM PDT by donna ("Don't let the sound of your own wheels drive you crazy.")
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To: donna

We put in a Champion UltraCool evaporative cooler a few years ago. Last week it kept the house at 77 degrees when it was 113 here in Southern California and running it full-time only costs us about $20.00 a month. Of course we don’t run it full-time or the house would get too cold. We have friends that have A/C and don’t run it unless it’s over 105 because they can’t afford the bills!


12 posted on 06/25/2008 11:51:23 AM PDT by ZGuy
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Check out the Coolerado. Uses water as a refrigerant, but doesn't up the humidity of the home. Works well in many humid areas, and would work just fine in monsoon season.

Coolerado

15 posted on 06/25/2008 12:00:19 PM PDT by IYAS9YAS
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