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Which AC system is best for Bronchiectasis & MAC?

MAC & Bronchiectasis | Last Active: Jan 1 5:53pm | Replies (12)
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@jill6063

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

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blm1007blm1007 | @blm1007blm1007 | Jan 1 5:30pm

Jill
My sister, Jill, is in Belmar. Many years ago our Mother did have central air installed. In the big picture, from what I understand, Jill doesn't have to use it that often. However she is a 1/4 of a block away from the ocean breeze. The reality is the central AC is really nice because you have cool air in all areas of the cooled interior of the home rather than multiple window units or just one or two window units and then you go from one cooled room to a hot room. I'm sure you have thought of that.
I think with all the posts on this thread we have a great deal to digest and think about.
Happy 2025.
Barbara

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