Is Air Conditioning Making You Sick?

Air conditioning makes living indoors much more comfortable, but is it making you sick?
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Sick Building Syndrome
www.epa.gov/iaq/pdfs/sick_buil...
"The term 'sick building syndrome' (SBS) is used to describe situations in which building occupants experience acute health and comfort effects that appear to be linked to time spent in a building , but no specific illness or cause can be identified."
Workplace air-conditioning and health services attendance among French middle-aged women: a prospective cohort study
ije.oxfordjournals.org/content...
"Exposure to HVAC systems was a strong and significant risk factor for otorhinolaryngologist attendance and sickness absence."
Is Air Conditioning Bad for You?
www.slate.com/articles/health_...
"A few weeks ago, an academic journal called Weather, Climate and Society posted a curious finding about how Americans perceive the heat and cold."
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[@ShawnRavenfire]

I feel sick when I look at my electric bill.

[@akshaychavan7012]

😂😂

[@LuciferMorningstar-ix3lb]

Well I feel happy when I look at my electricity bill

[@talebnajim4997]

Yes, you're right 😂

[@YourMomPussStink]

This comment didn’t season well enough but I feel you on that 😢

[@bl5533]

Lol

[@akiflyer]

I remember reading somewhere that the issue is those huge industrial air conditioners are rarely clean and the filters never replaced which basically causes to be spreading dust and bacteria all day. Same can be said about old AC units in houses too... just have a look, it's full of dust and turned yellow.

[@RapunzelASMR]

even the new ones we got make me cough

[@0rubirose0]

I absolutely hate air conditioning. I've been living in Michigan my whole life with no ac and whenever I spent a lot of time in a place with ac my sinuses get really dry and hurt a lot.

[@LRoy555]

I hate air conditioning and can get a cold when I'm around it.

[@TheRolexseller]

Try living in Texas without ac you’ll change your tune in 5 seconds

[@jrudymorganclark2072]

​@@TheRolexseller I hate them I'll rather take a cold shower with ice if I'm cold than standing in front of a damned air conditioner or cooler.

[@siemprestruggle9272]

​@TheRolexseller in such weather how can you regulate the air con, turn it off every half hour so your respiratory system gets a break or maybe have the window open a little so the air can't accumulate?

[@edwnx0]

I hate AC. People set it up too cold.

[@matthewdoyle8644]

Edwin Contreras I hate people who set the AC hot it’s terrible 🥵

[@ying5798]

Me too, i cant really breathe well the next morning 😔

[@maestrulgamer9695]

Just set it at 22-23°C Is scientificaly proofed to be the most comfortable temperature!

[@CarRevvedGaming]

I'm here in UAE and it is almost 50°C here, so I set the AC to 16°C since the AC can't handle the heat and it turned the room temperature to 24°C but during night, I felt so cold and make me sick

[@masharion]

i do i turn my fan on everynight but my nose always get stuffy

[@bobbyharper8710]

We didn't have A/C in our schools, cars, homes nor stores till the late sixties. Once you get used to it you can't do without it.

[@truthtellor5144]

You can sweat out a sickness, but not in air conditioning.

[@Andreas4696]

In norway is the opposite. It's cold outside, restaurants or stores have heating, and when it's hot outside, restaurants and stores also have heating.

[@theactualtruth4951]

lol

[@virdeo9152]

i dont know why but this comment was funnier than it is

[@alecf.255]

Don't do A/C kids. Use fans instead.

[@georgecataloni4720]

The reason restaurants are cold is because the kitchen is much hotter than the dining room. There's serious business going on back there!

[@ShawnRavenfire]

George Cataloni Also, the fact that people keep coming and going, opening the doors and letting hot air in.

[@fahadAKAme]

Shawn Ravenfire or the cold air out

[@starxing618]

fahadAKAme That's not how thermal conduction works. FYI: Heat spontaneously flows from a hotter to a colder body. In the absence of external drivers, temperature differences decay over time, and the bodies approach thermal equilibrium.

[@ShawnRavenfire]

Sheen X If it's just conduction, yes, but moving air can move in either direction. That's why we get both cold and warm fronts in the weather.

[@videogyar2]

18C? Im glad if i can keep it down to 25C with my AC when its 38C outside.

[@worldicez]

+1

[@FictualKyle]

Momma's Muffins what da fuk?

[@skylercox939]

Viktor6665 Where i live it's 44c+. Most people here just tough it out. Drink lots of water and stay out of direct sunlight and it's easy to adapt to.

[@letsgoBrandon204]

skyler cox Is it a dry heat though? Hot and humid is the worst.

[@TheWallki]

Viktor6665 Yesterday we had 50°c here in my city, it was awful, normaly it's just at about 43°c

[@aliengrey6992]

Stupid humans don't know how to run an A/C. I have been living in in air conditioning all my life and have never fallen sick for a moment and by the way I am 4176 years old.

[@Epsteindidinfactkillhimself]

Fuck the straw hats

[@Answers721]

Alien Grey When was A/C invented on your planet?

[@Bilboswaggins2077]

Shut the fuck up Roger

[@jay2k981]

Coudlve sworn it was your 3176 birthday a few days ago

[@maj.peppers3332]

Alien Grey Show this lowly human your secrets

[@ThisOldSkater]

2:30 is pretty much the issue; at least for me. I used to get sick all the time when I went on vacation, because the AC in the room was on all the time and you couldn't turn it off. I started bringing a humidifier and the issue went away. Got the same results at my house.

[@michelrea2403]

Can’t stand AC makes me get headaches and feel sick. Can’t understand why????

[@MetallicaBand2]

65 degrees???? That's too cold. In the winter, I like to heat my apartment up to about 76 and leave it off the rest of the day. If you are insulated well enough, you shouldn't lose your heat to the outside. And vise versa, in the summer I cool the apartment and turn it off the majority of the day. Usually, I leave it off during the night too and always when I leave the apartment. I pay around $30-$35 in utilities.

[@sydneyliu4825]

Yeah 65(and even 70) is crazy

[@RenLobo69]

At my work I've watched the guys swap out a new filter for one that was an inch thicker with dust. This might be part of the sick building syndrome thing.

[@Bvbtroop]

DNews should change the channel name to "Everything you Thought was True is a Lie"

[@TraceDominguez]

CFCtroop that's the secret subheading.

[@AntiMessiah2023]

Trace Dominguez lol

[@Nauct]

Love the cold, hate the heat, windows open all winter up in Canada

[@mamakaka73]

I spend 7 months freezing my butt, when the effin winter ends the last thing I want is to freeze to death.

[@scorpion4351]

Lucky

[@Itsbully06]

I hate both honestly, i perfer warm

[@torche72]

As far as the restaurants go, it's a careful balance between freezing the guest and watching the employees burst into flames.

[@HeirOfGlee]

YES. I get sick around my throat area and have to wear scarfs most of the year even in cold windy summer days and the conditioner really gets me sick if im not to careful and give me headaches we dont go under 75 in our homes and restaurants , movies and train cars are the worst with their AC especially when its raining outside and your jeans are wet and you have to sit in that itchy freezing cold jeans.

[@bloodandwinearered]

HeirOfGlee Yes, why are passenger train cars refrigerated? I shiver all the way. Now I know to bring a sweater, ever though it is 38 degrees outside.

[@katf5788]

HeirOfGlee I actually get really bad joint/nerve pain and bad head aches when the a.c. is on. I just use a fan in the summer and that' enough for me. I have a low body temperature anyway to begin with.

[@ProfessorFickle]

HeirOfGlee same :( its the change of temperature and humidity when going outside and back inside.

[@neonmarkov6544]

I love how you put the metrical system measures below yourself, I don't know any other American channel that does that

[@Jemalacane0]

I don't have central air conditioning in my bedroom. I do have a window unit, but I rarely use it. Instead, I put a fan in an open window and draw air from the outside in. I am rarely sick, but I do have migraines. You can't win them all.

[@Mchll0644]

For me schools were always too cold in the summer. One time I took summer classes at college and even though it was 90 degrees outside I still had to bring a sweatshirt because all the buildings were 60 degrees or less. It's a strange contrast when you walk outside...

[@shaq147]

I was immune to ac when i lived in malaysia, putting it at 16 degrees all day long. Came to Canada and lived here for 5 years. Went back to Malaysia, and caught a cold every time I turned the ac on.

[@EricGardnerTX]

Ok for the restaurant the thing, my boss started a new policy (BJs brew house) that the ac stays at 75 year round. That is great for customers, but not good for the sweaty staff running around getting your shit. I stink so bad when I reach over to drop plates off at tables, it's embarrassing. That's why most places keep it cold

[@superswimgirl44]

I ALWAYS bring a jacket wherever I go because no matter what the temperature outside is, the buildings (especially in South Florida) are always kept so cold!

[@salmanalam8619]

Thanks for the good video. We should live more in the natural air, sunshine and allow our bodies to cope with the natural temperatures of earths' Seasons.

[@SagaciousEagle]

In a third-world tropical country where I live, not having AC means you will constantly sweat while inhaling humid air all year round, and opening the windows will just add more pollution in the mixture especially when a neighbour is indifferently burning rubbish (as it is a norm and a non-issue for anyone else).

[@Heather-hp5ot]

I work as a waitress and I do sometimes get people telling me it's too cold and all I can think is "not if you're spending 8-10 hours running around getting stuff for people it isn't"

[@scienceByV]

It’s a hard job indeed

[@ddsHassan]

You're absolutely right, sometimes the weather outside is great, but instead it's freezing! That can make you sick for sure, and it doesn't make sense, why do people do that!

[@timothykirchner9484]

Restaurant owners intentionally blast the A/C in their restaurant so that patrons won't "camp" when they're done with their meal. Since it's so chilly and uncomfortable, the patron quickly pays their tab and leaves, then that table is "turned around" and quickly re-sat, increasing profits. (despite the increased power bill)

[@imlostagainWTF]

restaurants keep it super cold as a subtle way to kick out people who finish eating. also cold room = more energy your body have to use to keep you warm = more food you'll eat.

[@kathymyers7279]

Good video! I have such a love hate relationship with these machines! They mess with my sinuses and have to be cleaned for ME about twice every summer with strong tea tree oil to kill black mold spores. But here (N.C.) it’s in the 90’s in summer for at least a month. Cant even go outside after noon. So , we NEED it. Growing up on Long Island we never had it. Only “rich “ people did. Our windows had box fans and were kept open all summer. As kids I do remember suffering trying to sleep some nights but we survived. we were always diverted with beach time and had a backyard above the ground pool . And summers were shorter up north. Here, it’s May to freaking October! I’ll shut up now. Lol

[@TechG101]

What about the consequences of recirculating the same air over and over again inside a room for prolonged period (not talking about HVAC with AHU Units) Doesn't that deplete Oxygen content and increase other gases %? What about long term health impact of this? This is especially dangerous if someone smokes inside and the remainder gases keeps circulating indoors...

[@JeanLucPicard85]

I don't know if it's making me sick but it's sure as hell keeping me alive.

[@Root174]

Well, I managed to catch a cold in China once - which also resulted in a fever. In the Netherlands, it usually doesn't become warm enough to warrant the purchase of an ac-unit and as such, you won't be able to find it in a store. The highest temperature we get is often around 30 C (86 F) in the summer. The places where you'll find AC are hotels, trains or cars, but certainly not in people's homes. Anyway, the first time I entered a building in China that had a lot of AC, it was very cold for me. I had to put on my jacket and whatnot, go to a place where it was warmer or where I could adjust the temperature. After some time, I got used to the AC, but I still experience these transition phases when it has been a very long time since I've had (so much) AC.

[@SosirisTseng]

There's a regulation in Taiwan that indoor public places (restaurants, stores, train stations, etc.) should not keep the temperature below 26C with AC in order to save energy. So 26C is cool enough for people living in tropical/subtropical areas.

[@sydneyliu4825]

對啊他說的18度是在幹嘛

[@Toastmaster_5000]

yeah, I also hate it when restaurants are really cold. I in general avoid using AC whenever possible. I tend to turn mine on once it reaches around 88F

[@RapunzelASMR]

they always make me cough also when brand new

[@Amy_Dunn]

I've always noticed that when I eat or drink anything outside, it always tastes slightly different than it does when I eat the same thing indoors. Almost like it's opening up my sinuses and letting me taste more of the complexity in the food.

[@breatheezheatingcooling514]

I guess you've never heard of the new inverter technology? these systems run on DC power and preparing little amperage they have up to five stages of cooling loads you might want to look into it they're pretty cool

[@grammi-d]

I live without A/C by choice in North Carolina. I believe that A/C has caused and/or exacerbated most modern illnesses. Our bodies are made to sweat, and there are seasons for a reason.

[@harvir6167]

I agree with you. I enjoy the heat and sweating.

[@CriticalEatsJapan]

To try and save energy/costs, the Japanese gov't promotes "coolbiz" ---which basically means trying to dress lighter to avoid using so much a/c in the office and not setting it too low to begin with...

[@emildaniel2276]

I really don't like the cold in restaurants. I am always the first one to stand up and go outside to get some heat.

[@terryntrina]

As a waitress I like it when the place is cooler - guests can always carry a cardigan or light hoodie if they get chilly easily - please don't make the serving and bussing staff ssuffer. :-) As far as using AC at home, I'm from Florida but live in Ohio, so it really doesn't get warm enough to use it very often, maybe ten days a year.

[@codecthelios]

I think the reason restaurants are cold like that is because all the little refrigerators they use throughout the building have a much easier time staying cold enough to hold the foods that are kept inside them. I work at a restaurant. The recent heatwave has worked our coolers very hard and you can tell that they just aren't made to work in warm temperatures. Keeping the foods at the right temp is much easier in a cool building.

[@VioletMoonfox]

You may think it's cold in that restaurant, but the person in the kitchen above the grill and stove doesn't.

[@biswajit4134]

Well I have a question, Why you need to cool your indoors if the temperature outside is only 29 degree C ? I Live in India, right now, the temperature outside is around 42 degree C, but still now I am not using AC in my room. Well that doesn't mean I hate AC, but affording one and the bills here is still a big problem for a middle class family. Can you make a video that the people of Asia and Africa where temperature is really really high, should people living there use AC? I think it may cause a health issue too, because the temperature outside will be the TWICE of the temperature inside. Can sudden change of this temperature make us sick ? Please reply if possible.

[@mamakaka73]

People don't let their bodies build a tolerance to heat so they torture everyone by freezing us without our consent.

[@amy8460]

Good point. I live in a mobile home, if its hot outdoors its twice as hot indoors. Definately need cooler air inside.

[@aych5865]

“Hot” is relative bro. I live in a part of Canada where 30 C is hot, if my winter came to India, you would not be able to handle it, same as if your summer came to where I am, we wouldn’t be able to handle it.

[@joincoffee9383]

Yes lots of damage to the body. Both coldness and change in temperature and, and draft

[@joincoffee9383]

It’s a well known fact in Traditional Chinese Medicine

[@salsamorim]

Sudden diferences in temperatures when you walk from outside to inside? Could that be the culprit?

[@vasectomyfail442]

restaurants are cold so they will sell more food. personally, i hate eating in the summer unless it's ice cream or watermelon. if you're cold you'll want to fatten yourself up and eat more, and most food is served hot.

[@Naturenerd1000]

In Charleston South Carolina your sweat freezes when you walk into a store and than it melts again when your go out side.

[@samsulh314]

I can't stand it when it's a warm, pleasant day (23 C), but it's barely 18 C inside malls, restaurants, offices, etc. Like damn, it's not even that hot; let's enjoy the heat a bit. Personally, I prefer outdoor summer highs to be at least 31 C, and indoor temperatures should be no less than 24 C.

[@nameputhpong9041]

i live in bangkok and EVERYONE, EVERYWHERE has an air con that is used, more or less, everyday. It's too damn hot.

[@Beautiful_Days9249]

I never had central air before and moved into a place with it. I cannot. Dry throat, mouth, nose, and eyes. OMG terrible. I am in Michigan too. This never happened to me with a small window unit.

[@sweetsam8259]

I feel sick daily...realy feels bad fr it...

[@dylangunn6004]

This. Show. IS AWESOME! Keep up the good work!

[@Rejectzbiss]

Most of the time You get them when you drink fast and a lot of liquid drinks.

[@HoobaBros]

This is the favorite person to tell the story on Dnews IMO. :D

[@reshefbrokporat2946]

I hate it when restaurants are freezing. The worst thing is when people complain that it's hot and turn on the AC on 18C, because they're wearing long jeans and heavy shoes, while I'm freezing in my *Summer appropriate* outfit. Dress for the weather, freezers!

[@Unalochy]

Great fed as usual but you showed me an awesome video clip about spicy food, making me want to see it, but I'm on my phone and sadly you didn't post a link to it in the description so I had to search for it. No this is me coming back from that vid and may I say that it was just as good as expected, but please... PLEASE start putting links in the description for videos that you show the clip of at the end of your current video. You guys are awesome though :-)

[@Tomyb15]

18°C?! I would freeze my balls at that temp! My ac doesn't even go below 16°C. I found that the optimal temperature is around 24°C.

[@007-Bond]

17°C when I go to sleep 🥶

[@ceciliazuber3443]

I was in America once, and it was so annoying to always take my jacket with me, not because it was cold outside, no, because it was cold in the restaurants!! that's horrible, who came on that idea?

[@disarmyouwitha]

I've always loved that quote..

[@j1noble]

I love it when the AC is running in any place I visit

[@Stammer6]

I have a skin disease called epidermolysis bullosa simplex. I basically can't survive without air conditioning because too much heat basically causes my skin to boil. Sadly, it means I'm unable to save energy on air conditioning. But I do try to make up for it by being more conscious in other areas.

[@Poptartsicles]

Most homes in Canada don't even have AC (at least not Western Canada). It's only hot enough for a few weeks out of the entire year to warrant them. Although it's still super common in commercial buildings, and not uncommon in condos.

[@ChillWithDan]

Very informative ❤

[@shombrerow]

@Liam Lynch a brainfreeze is when your soft palate first becomes very cold from a food or liquid, which isn't a problem, but when you stop eating or drinking it heats back up from blood flow very quickly which causes pain. So to avoid that for your last bite of ice cream hold it in your mouth until it melts or hold your tongue to the top of your mouth so it warms up slower.

[@philw1206]

24 degrees is recommended in QLD, Australia. Apparently it is the most economical

[@Mattteus]

I used to work in an old theatre that had one of those AC units, I never knew what it actually was until now.

[@BigWavesTr]

Cold doesn't make me sick however AC units makes me feel like sick, and they absorb my life energy somehow. But other people around me doesnt get affected as much as me... I need to figure it out why...

[@MissCutiePie20]

It's restaurants and movie theaters that are very cold to me! I wear hoodies when I am in them and I still get cold!

[@theCybershot123]

Hi I have worked on AC units for over 30 years. The biggest problem in my opinion is the routine service of a system iewashable filters checked and washed on regular periods .Panel filters replaced again regular . Biggest problem are dirty condensate trays which are wet and breed all sorts of germs. I have worked on office building that was labelled sick building environment this was fan coil system all with dirty slimey condensate trays. All cleaned.

[@oomegalinux]

I don't like AC. I'm staying in a hotel and the first thing I did when I arrived was to turn the AC off and left a note to the housekeeper to leave it that way. The temperature outside is always below 30C so I don't see the need for it.

[@ImagineMedia]

Every time I go to a restaurant it seems I'm always right under an air vent. I hate being cold when I eat. Its annoying

[@eManny654]

Lol this probably happen to me. I sleep across the a/c and during my time of sleep i woke up. My throat started to feel like a/c is coming through and i couldnt breathe properly, but wasnt serious. Idk why, but i drink a bottle of water, open my window, and started to use my fan instead. I feel better than i was before

[@Hobypyrocom]

in china peoples have 2 AC, they use standard AC to chill the air and after they turn it off and use low wattage small AC that keeps the temperature chilled...

[@ReikaSensei]

I would think that illness related to AC is more related to maybe the filter being dirty. Like the filtering and air circulation is great when like it's nice and new and fresh, but when it's circulating dirty air and the filter hasn't been cleaned in awhile, that's something else. Also, possibly setting the temperature to be too low and then going to sleep like that might be a thing too because being too cold in general as you mention has affects on the body that weaken the immune system. I mean, you want to be comfortable, not freezing.

[@musclebrainsmartypants6275]

As long as the temperature is between 15C and 35C. I don't want to cool or heat my home. At 15C, I just put on a sweater, slightly more isolating than a t-shirt and at 35C I sweat comfortably. I'm at my most productive when the temperature is at 18C though. What I hate most if all is really dry or really moist air.

[@matthewdoyle8644]

Musclebrain Smartypants lol I sleep in a room with 7C😂 I love cold air with 70% humidity

[@LilChuunosuke]

So in other words, only use it to make the temperature tolerable and have a humidifier or two in areas of the house you spend time in? Alright, I can do that.

[@ParanoiaXI]

Wasn't there a study or something that stated going from to cold of a temperature to a much hotter temperature (and vice versa) is bad for you? I don't know. I dont like restaurants to be to cold. Gotta be a little warm.

[@GeneralBlackNorway]

I don't like the heat, it can get to warm, but not too cold. If it's too cold: put on more clothes. If it's too hot: you cant take off clothes when you aren't wearing any, and you cant even go as far as that in public. Hate the heat outside and you don't have anything to take off. I like the cold, we are best friends. I relish when we get a "bad" cold summer like we have this year in Norway :D Oh and I do occasionally get sick from powerful AC units, but we don't use them here so much, I usually get sick from circulating air when we have more than one window open it it blows like a wind. Especially when I'm asleep! If I'm sleeping and my mom come in and open the window I can get sick in my throat very fast if I sleep with the open window long enough and it's cold enough outside. Luckily in the summer I don't get sick though. If I don't get loads of sore throat pills it will develop to a full cold or influenza!

[@mchobbit2951]

" it can get to warm, but not too cold. ". Yes, it can. It can get so cold that people freeze to death even wearing ten million layers.

[@FoamKittyGamer]

I have an AC that uses water and is eco friendly, it doesn't use these chemicals anymore. I love it, and I don't get sick often (aside from other health problems such as PCOS and hypothyroid).

[@therealmrtwonuts]

I live in Arizona where you don't put your A/C below 78 degrees. Even then its still has to run all day because of how hot it is here.

[@malcorub]

Its dry there...in some parts of the world a muggy 70 degrees can feel very uncomfortable.

[@_sawbonz_]

As a European who visited America I got sick after 2 days

[@DrWarman86]

In other parts of the country like CA, NV, And AZ it get over 100. so 65 to 55 inside beats 95 to 110 outside.

[@liamlynch8596]

Hey Dnews, what is a brainfreeze and why do we get it?

[@prakharmishra5187]

Liam Lynch A brainfreeze is when a sudden headache happens due to eating or drinking something cold. To get it (which I really wouldn't suggest) all you have to do is eat a huge chunk of something really cold all at once; like a huge bite of an ice-cream.

[@blasiushun]

It did make me sick, but not directly because of it.

[@bradhorner]

The latest iteration of earthship designs keep your home 70 deg year round (taos, NM climate) no ac, no heat needed. In a basic house swamp coolers can work, I hear. AC starts being really important at about 100F for me. Or if you are suffering from inflammation or for the people recovering I would go for the real deal AC with solar panels and a generator backup to always keep it like 70-80 deg and never go over.

[@maximuscesar]

I live in Rio, in summer is literally impossible to sleep without air conditioning. Those sick 35ºC nights. Now it's winter so around 3~4 AM we sometimes have 18ºC. I can't remember the last time I felt the need of using a sweater. Long history short: air conditioning the whole year.

[@shanghai_city]

maximuscesar What is your monthly electricity bills?

[@maximuscesar]

Ali Khan something around 300~400 Reais or ~100$

[@learnprogramming123]

I keep my room temperature at 25 degree Celsius in hot summer. It's about 45 degree outside. In night, I keep at 21 degree with sleep mode on. In sleep mode it increases 1 degree every two hours. 18 degree is nice but I have to save money as not rich.

[@preetammukherjee623]

dehumidification is a cause... also one factor is that being unable to endure the heat outside.. certainly it will affect harshly for people who have to work mostly outside..

[@AlejandroFerrariMc]

You should know, there's now a regulation that mandates the amount of fresh air the the A/C unit (Central) has to inject, from outside, into the space you're trying to cool/heat. It varies from state to state around 10% - 25%. That's due to the first problem you mentioned, so you won't get sick :)

[@jman6866]

I love it when restaurants are cold inside, but i live in a very hot area, here restaurants keep the AC at 16C while it's probably in the 30sC outside,

[@samsulh314]

My body can't function at those temperatures without a jacket.

[@jman6866]

Samsul Hoque It's normal, everyone is different

[@Kabbinj]

Samsul Hoque haha, damn! 16 degrees and i need t-shirt and shorts! :P 25 degrees is my ABSOLUTE max. Any hotter with high air humidity and i start freaking out, getting claustrophobic attacks.. :P Good thing my summers have like 5 days of 25 degrees, the rest lays below 20 :)

[@jman6866]

kabbinj2 LOL I'm Jealous!!, When i lived in the US i was kinda like that :) I love the cold, in winter me and my fam would go to the mountain towns, there it can get pretty nice for winter :)

[@hiyashah5630]

Very nice video one question I feel acid smell what's reason

[@RavenclawSeer]

I think it's the problem with the differential. 100 degree F outside to 62 degree F inside? Anyone will get sick going from hot to cold.

[@TheKeyote]

Wow 65?? I feel guilty when I go the extra mile and cool my house to 73 (usually 75). Good info but 65 seems excessive.

[@OG.invaderbell]

yup, hate super chilly temperatures indoors when it's hot outside. Not only because my nose and throat get stuffy but my muscles hurt from the sudden change in temperature... so I have to carry around tissue for my nose but advil for my muscle pain. on a side note, how does a swamp cooler work? I've been told it's better than an a/c for the environment, but that it's too big to be popular right now. I was at a store last night and saw a portable one... I wonder if it's worth buying. If it works differently than an a/c maybe my nose wont get stuffy.

[@mr.canvas958]

I can't tolerate the environment. I feel like all the water from my throat is gone....I haven't drunk water since last 1 month.

[@mcoupal]

The description of how the A/C works at 1:25 seems wrong (drawing in heat from outside)

[@paharimini4384]

I can't take AC for 1 minute .. I start sniffing ... 😔

[@CarRevvedGaming]

Me during the morning after I turn off the AC and moved to heat, it actually made me sneeze

[@Ilikeitupthebooty]

Hey make a video on DMT