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Can Anyone Recommend A Free Standing Air Con Unit?
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I'm thinking of something like this but I don;t want to spend £300 for something that doesn't do the job:
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It's the BTU wot counts - 9,000 is only enough for a smallish room.
I've got one of this make (actually the big brother, but that's out of stock) and 12,000 BTU is enough for a decent sized room.
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I've got one of this make (actually the big brother, but that's out of stock) and 12,000 BTU is enough for a decent sized room.
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It may be rated in BTU's, but its power consumption is in Watts. (Mind you Boris Thermal Units is named after Boris, and Watts is named after Watt. Mind you again, Watt was Scottish and Boris is the son of a certified Frenchman, so that complicates your everything. Maybe you could get one rated in pints of condensate per hour?)
Some good info here for you to read and I think it is gingebee who actually subscribes to Which so she might see this and give you the Best Buy.
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