Guest guest Posted October 23, 2006 Report Share Posted October 23, 2006 Jeff or others, You alerted us to the problems with window and through-the-wall a/c units with inadequate filters. I found that to be a problem in the hotel I am staying at. I'm looking at apartment now and finding most have these. I figure in combination with hardwood floors may not be a problem if I don't use them, but with carpeting, there may be too much mold infestation in carpet to be good, unless you cover the with pro-tec or similar soluation. So now I have found apartment with hardwood floors that has central heat and air, so I thought this would be great until I asked to look at filter and it didn't have much of a filter either. It was better than a/c units I've seen but not very good and whole unit was very dusty. So what to do? Are there problems with these 'mini/small apartment/cubbard size air handling systems' TOO?? I'm beginning to think apartments with baseboard heaters and just take the window a/c unit out of the window might be the solution. Other possible idea I have is to take this apartment, otherwise is very good, and not use the air handling system at all, just place my own oil filled radiators in each room I use. Do you have any experience with these small apartment sized units and have an opinion as to how frequently these are moldy. I could find the coil area to check it out. Perhaps you and other indoor air people don't look into apartments very often?? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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