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My house does not have main air conditioning. Every year, throughout the swampy weeks of summer season, I wrestle a loud, massive, uncomfortable, awful air conditioner out of the bottom of my hall closet. Last summertime, a direct-to-consumer start-up called Windmill sent me a test system of its air conditioner. You cant aim cold air straight at your sweating torso, but it seems to flow the air quicker and lets us utilize the bed room space more efficiently.

Every year, throughout the swampy weeks of summer season, I battle a loud, massive, uncomfortable, awful air conditioner out of the bottom of my hall closet. Last summer, a direct-to-consumer start-up called Windmill sent me a test unit of its air conditioner. You cant intend cold air straight at your sweating torso, however it appears to flow the air much faster and lets us use the bedroom space more efficiently.