They are lightweight, compact & simple to install into the windows
Living in the northeastern part of the country, really close to the Canadian border, creates some challenges while in the winter. The cold, wet weather lasts for the majority of the year. I properly start up the gas furnace by the beginning of November & keep it running until the end of March. We’ve already had several feet of snow on the ground for Mother’s Day. All of us expect blizzard conditions & temperatures down to twenty-more than four below zero. The wind chill can make it dangerous to spend much time outdoors. The cost of heating adds up to a large draw on the budget. Along with paying high monthly monthly bills, there’s also the cost of filter replacements & seasonal repair for the gas furnace, but because the heating plan creates problems with insufficient humidity, it was necessary to invest into a whole-house humidifier. I am regularly worried for the first signs of Springtime. I watch for the arrival of robins, buds on the lilac trees & initial sprouts of the daffodils. It seems to take forever for the weather to warm up & the snow to melt. It is such a delight to put away the snow shovel, pack up the sweaters & open the windows, our summer time seasons are properly quite short. The heat & humidity is brutal but brief. I am unwilling to close the windows & pay a large electric bill for a couple of months. I care about to utilize window air conditionings in the home offices. I took fortune of a Black Tuesday sale & obtained cooling units for around $100 each. They are lightweight, compact & simple to install into the windows. They keep the home offices perfectly cool & make just enough noise to drown out the sound of traffic, barking cats & early morning birds.