You'll never guess where my chins are :-(

[EMSChins]

Apparently my son had one in his first apartment in NYC, you have to have a place for the condensation to drain. In his apartment the hose to drain was set inside a tray and he just had to monitor the water level and dump it when it started to fill up.

Unfortunately I do not have any first hand experience at using one but we are looking into them as a backup.

 

[misty]

Apparently my son had one in his first apartment in NYC, you have to have a place for the condensation to drain. In his apartment the hose to drain was set inside a tray and he just had to monitor the water level and dump it when it started to fill up.

Unfortunately I do not have any first hand experience at using one but we are looking into them as a backup.

Ours had a container inside that the condensation drained into, and once it was full the a/c would automatically shut off, so it wouldn't flood. It was a pain because it didn't hold much water, and I was emptying it several times a day. But I guess if you aren't using it every day and it was just for an emergency, it wouldn't be a big deal. If the one you buy doesn't hold much water, you'd have to be there to empty it because the room would heat back up pretty fast.

 

[Dusty Foot Prints]

Yep, door was WIDE open the whole time. Short term emergency solution.

LOL... I was hoping that, but the longer I sat here, the longer I was thinking "well, maybe not". Sorry :thumbsup: