I am starting to notice that there are hot and chilly spots all over our lake house now that every one of us are running the air conditioning all the time.
I don’t genuinely think what this means, since I don’t think all that much about heating and cooling systems at all.
I don’t believe that I would genuinely even notice the fact that there are chilly spots in the lake house if it hadn’t been for the high un-even temperatures that every one of us have been having outside for the past many weeks. I started to notice the hot and chilly spots when I turned the air conditioning down. Most of the lake house stayed nice and cool when I had the temperature on the temperature control turned down to 69 degrees, however in some spots, it was just a lot warmer. So I started to do some research about it. I learn on an Heating, Ventilation and A/C blog online that hot and chilly spots can develop because of improper zoning with your ventilation system. I assume if you have a zone control heating and cooling system, then you are able to control the un-even temperatures of weird zones in your lake house individually. If you do that instead of setting the temperature for the entire house, then that can increase your comfort and it can also save money on your heating and cooling bills. Apparently, most hot spots and chilly spots are caused by air flow problems. I assume I’m going to call the Heating, Ventilation and A/C business and talk to them about getting zone control and getting our HVAC duct checked out for blockages.
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