Re: Air Conditioner, etc KELLY

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Thanks for the ideas.

I may talk to condo owner. It is a little bit difficult because she

is friend of a friend and hate to look her condo over with a fine

toothed comb like I would other person. However I have been trying

to think of a way to justify the need to look place over carefully!

What happened is friend knew someone with a condo near where I work

that has all hard flooring and central heat and air.

Regarding putting better furnace filter on furnace. I hope I can do

that. However, I don't think all furnaces can take a high

efficiency filter because it causes the engine to work too hard and

can cause it to burn out. I could call the manufacturer with model

number and find out if it can handle a tighter filter. However the

oil filled radiators work very well, so shutting system off might

work too.

Place is converted old building with very high ceilings and large

windows so probably will be pretty cold in winter. I will miss my

home for sure, which is very comfortable in the winter and garage

inside for my car. I'll have to park on the street and get snowed

on, etc. Brrrr! I'm getting burned out on the temporary

accomodations thing but I'm not anywhere near being able to move

home.

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> Barb,

> If moving into an apartment w/forced air, have you considered just

changing the filter yourself. Most communities in our area have no