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When consumers buy a product they have plenty of questions such as how the product works, its life span, how much will it cost to run and are they getting value for money. When a homeowner is thinking of installing air conditioning they simply want to know everything, probably because in the UK at this present time it is not a common utility to have, having said that this product once thought of as a luxury is certainly not that today, it has become a necessity. Humidity is one of the things we want to get rid of in a home, so what is humidity, it is moisture, dampness, and stickiness, and this comes with a very hot day. Humidity is the moisture in the air, and this will also rise when we are cooking in the home. Air conditioning can remove this moisture and make for comfortable living in our homes. More and more consumers are turning to portable air conditioning units, they are easy to use, and more importantly can be used in any room in the home that is in use, by just wheeling the unit to the chosen location, to cool that particular area. The modern portable air conditioner offers technology that has moved at a break neck speed, with this technology the unit recycles approximately half of the water which cools the inner cooling coils; this of course allows the unit to run more efficiently. The plus side of these portable air conditioners is that the water reservoir need only be emptied on the hottest of days, furthermore probable only once compared to several times with other units that do not incorporate the ‘self-evaporative’ technology. To help portable air conditioning to do its job efficiently you can of course give it a helping hand, invest in a hygrometer, this is a gadget that measures humidity, and it will let you know when humidity levels get too high, and it is always a good thing to use vents in bathrooms and kitchens, if you want to go that extra mile use dehumidifiers in rooms. If the summers are to get hotter in the UK as predicted, then every little thing we can do to give us comfort on hot sticky days is well worthwhile. A good buy would probably be to invest in a unit that also heats, and you will find it works just as well on heating mode as on cooling mode, furthermore you will have something that will help on cold mornings and hot nights. A spokesman for Climachill air conditioning specialists located in Sussex on the South coast of the UK said, “all our portables offer ‘self-evaporative’ technology, also our units are fitted with ‘turbo’ fans, this of course allows you to feel the flow of air from at least 4 metres away, but please remember that all units on the market will not offer this. The portables are easy to use, and come with flexible tumble dryer type hose and attachments for venting to the outside, probable everyone knows that all air conditioning systems need to be vented”. For further information visit: www.climachill.co.uk
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