One bad thing about haveing AC in the garage is..

[Redcar GUY]

After detailing the cars (take the SS for instance) if the car is cool when you pull it out in the warm air and in to the sun, it fogs up.. I had the AC on it there yesterday and it was wayyyy cool in there, then In the evening I pulled the SS out and the Chrome wheels fogged up big time! so this may mot be such a good idea...

 

[imported_memnuts]

Any condensation that forms on a clean surface will evaporate in second after exposure to the warm humid air. Unless it is raining there is enough vaporizing capacity to absorb this. Should not be real problem.:wavey

The benefits out-weigh this minor problem

 

[wificasper]

<---still very jealous of Redcar GUY:bow



:xyxthumbs

 

[C. Charles Hahn]

heh - good thing to keep in mind - I'll remember that.... still trying to figure a way to gerry-rig an AC into my vinyl replacement window without breaking it....

 

[aljo]

There are these really new units out. They don't need a window for a/c. The water empties into a bucket like a dehumidifier.



These units are 4in1. Heater,fan,dehumidifier and a/c! However they are quite expensive. But the good thing is they are portable!

I think they go for 750 Can at our local Costco.



http://www.danby.com/products/product_info.asp?model_no=DPAC7599&LP=CE

 

[ALAN81]

delongi makes a windowless air conditioner just need a place for the water to drain.................see it in many doctors offices