he says you should set it to 85 when you are away and 78 when home. when sacramento hit 110 i turned it on and i think i froze it cause all that came out was hot air. the a/c guy told me that the a/c can cool up to 15-20 degrees and nothing more. why can't it work like car a/c's that are cold no matter what

 

Why can't you just leave it on 78 all the time?

 

power issue probly but fuck all that this is what i have the ac at work set to all day.

 

mine is on around 70 degrees all the time, day night. Cause if i turn it off, its hot as fawk when i get home and it has to stay on for hours to cool it back down.....

 

that must be a powerful a/c if it could hit 55 :eek5:

 

i don't know why people can't just turn it off while they're out of the house for a long time. sure, it'll be hot when you get home. but you can just turn the a/c on and wait a little bit.

i dunno about that only cooling 15-20 degrees. where i work (pleasanton), it hit around 114 degrees for a few days, but inside the office was nice and cool. but a house/apartment/office is quite a bit bigger than the interior of a car, so it takes a lot more energy to cool it down. :dunno:

 

ya there all new ac's here at work i have all 4 controls set to 55 i mainly do it so the power can go out and i can go home kekekekeke

 

i'm sure the tens of thousands of people who lost electricity during the last two weeks and couldn't even use a fan would like a friendly word with you :fawk:

 

wtf? 78deg is NOT ac stuff... thats like the ac version of blueballs. ours is set at 68-70deg. its just right.

 

I like getting a chill when I walk in from outside. If I get cold inside, then the temp is just right.