I have a small portable air conditioner which I only use once in awhile
instead of putting it outside the window of the room can I just put it
in the room at the window?
TIA,,
Frank

"Charlie Morgan" wrote in message
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On Sun, 27 May 2007 15:30:28 -0700, wrote:

I have a small portable air conditioner which I only use once in awhile
instead of putting it outside the window of the room can I just put it
in the room at the window?
TIA,,
Frank

No. The part that hangs outside pumps HEAT.

CWM

Also, you'll end up with a huge pool of water on the floor.

Sure!

What are you trying to accomplish?

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: I have a small portable air conditioner which I only use once
in awhile
: instead of putting it outside the window of the room can I
just put it
: in the room at the window?
: TIA,,
: Frank
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Also, you'll end up with a huge pool of water on the floor.


Why? If level, the water will evaporate. Window ACs should not drip.

"Edwin Pawlowski" writes:

Why? If level, the water will evaporate. Window ACs should not drip.

It depends on the humidity indoors. I've had a couple of window units
in which the condensate gets splashed on the the condenser by the fan.
Most of the time, it evaporates from the condenser without dripping.

But when it's really humid indoors, there is so much condensate per hour
that some of it ends up dripping from the outside end of the unit.

Dave