I dont have a/c.

I use a tangled network of fans.

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I spent the majority of my youth in a brick ranch in the subdivision that Mom/Dad built new in 1968. They could barely afford the house, so no A/C. Dad installed an old furnace fan to draw from the garage and exhaust into the attic space- if you opened the bedroom windows and the door from the house to the garage, it would draft air from outside through the windows and made for a cool breeze once the night cooled off. Except when it didn't. Then it just stayed warm and muggy.

I moved into the basement to sleep somewhere round high school age, cooler and dehumidified, IF you remembered to dump the bucket.

My Grandparents were still living on the farm, the house is brick and shaded, and stays cool if you leave the windows closed during the day. My bedroom here was next to theirs, facing east with no breeze from the window. When my Dad was a kid, he slept in the then-unfinished attic, as Great Grandparents lived with my Grandparents and occupied the extra bedrooms on the main level. Extra warm in the summer and unheated in the winter.

The cow barn, hog barn and chicken koop were north and east of the main house, so down wind most days. As was the outhouse.

Don't know about yours but running ours for any length of time was counterproductive. It ran so hot it would heat up the basement.

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"I honestly don't see a good bet on the board here."

THIS, and we rarely had a TV.

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Same

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AC is on 72 and it is pretty turned on all summer, can't sleep if I am hot. Nobody likes a sweaty Hawg.

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When it hits 95 outside.

Turn it on in May/June and turn it off in September/October.

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When I walk by the thermostat

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Real hawgs don't sweat, they wallow in the mud.