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peacefreak2.0

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4. Yup. Know what you mean.

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Original post)

Fri Aug 5, 2022, 09:26 AM

Aug 2022

Life long New Englander and it is getting harder to take. I used to say it’s only for a few weeks, but I may have to break down and get a unit for upstairs next year. Got the heating season to think about next. 🙄

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I hate this heat. [View all] no_hypocrisy Aug 2022 OP

Keep a damp hankercheif around your neck and a wet washcloth on your feet when you sleep 💤 questionseverything Aug 2022 #1

I'm 73 and the older I get the more the humidity wipes me out Walleye Aug 2022 #2

Our house has been over 90 before. CrispyQ Aug 2022 #3

Yup. Know what you mean. peacefreak2.0 Aug 2022 #4

We have a window AC in our log cabin Bayard Aug 2022 #5

I don't mind he heat near as much as the humidity..just draining PortTack Aug 2022 #6

My sister lives where it seldom gets really hot so she has her own solution. She puts frozen ratchiweenie Aug 2022 #7

Get a large t-shirt and sleep in it wet with the fan blowing on you. Texaswitchy Aug 2022 #8

This message was self-deleted by its author Texaswitchy Aug 2022 #9