my only thought is that if you do this, dont get some super hepa filter for
the thing. those things add a lot of work to the motor. if you want a true
filtration system get one. but just for your stated purpose, i dont see a
problem.

randy

"DesignGuy" wrote in message
news:kOWoc.44624$z06.6541018@attbi_s01...
I recently had some A/C service done, and the tech recommended that I
leave
the furnace blower running constantly, letting the heat and cooling come
on
as needed. The theory is that is would "even out" the air temperatures
throughout the house (I have a 2-story house with basement, dual zone
system). Makes sense to me, but wanted to know what the smart folks in
this
ng thought?