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We have central air. It rare in the PNW but I'm so glad we sprung for it. It's a heat pump so we get the benefit of using it in the winter as well.
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Central. Being in California, it's not optional.
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In Florida, central air is a requirement in my book. It would just be cruel and unusual otherwise!
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we don't have AC, but it's pretty cool at our place, even on the hottest days.
we also don't have it in the car, though, and that is NOT fun
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@mrbee: same as yours! Units in the master bedroom and living room. LO sleeps with us but in a few months when we move him to the nursery we might need to get another unit in there.
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Luckily we have a ton of trees on our property so it keeps it pretty cool, when it gets super hot we just have a window fan in our bedroom at night.
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Same! Our ac units are in the master bedroom and living room. Not sure if the nursery will need one-- this room used to be my office and I was fine w a fan only, but I wasn't sleeping there. We thought she would be sleeping in our room in a bassinet longer, and so be in the ac room, but we transitioned her to her crib at 1 month.
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We have central air. We turned off heat probably 2 weeks ago and we def try not to turn the a/c on till it gets hotter!
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We have central air. I never had any air conditioning prior to us moving in 4 years ago and now I can't imagine living without it! So spoiled!
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central air, with 3 zones (living room, LO"s room, our room). I wish we could leave the windows open but we don't have screens so we get bugs
and it gets noisy at night.
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Central FL aka... the swamp. We kind of have to have central air here. It gets bad quick if it fails. Not a month has passed that I haven't needed to use it! (Even December/January)
and it gets noisy at night.
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