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@sueinmn

@jill6063 That's an interesting question for December 30th - maybe you live somewhere warm?

Central air conditioning, if hooked into the ductwork system in your home is a better option because you can place filters in the ducts to help control dust and particulates in the house. Two caveats - the moisture removed must be directed outside or directly into a drain and the filters must be changed OFTEN - usually even more often than recommended - but filters can easily be bought in quantity to keep the price down and this is an easy do-it-yourself task.

Window air conditioners also have filters, but they are tiny by comparison and require attention as often as weekly during the cooling season.

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Thank you so much, Sue! We just bought a house on the Jersey shore and I’m thinking ahead! We just had the furnace replaced and the guy said it would be very easy to add central air so we were considering it. I personally don’t like to use AC except when it’s blistering hot. I imagine it would also be wise to use it on poor air quality days, which we experience in NJ more often than desired.

Thank you, as always, Sue, for your generous guidance!

Kind regards,
Jill