Monday, January 20, 2014

Water Sprays in Air Conditioning


There are a lot of people who are saying that using water sprays for your air conditioning unit will help you save a lot of money in the future. However, there are still a lot of other things that you need to know about it, because this will help you understand whether these sprays will really be able to help you out. As we go through this article, we will be discussing more about the use of water sprays for your air conditioning. Read on to find out whether its use will really be beneficial for you or not.

The first thing that people are saying is that water sprays can help you save money because this will help the machine to cool a place easier. Well, after several tastes using different machines, we can say that water sprays only did a little change in the electric consumption. In fact, it is too small for you to notice the change, and this is the reason why I cannot recommend the use of water sprays for air conditioning units, if you are only thinking about being able to save money from the electric consumption.

One problem that I experienced when I used water sprays for my air conditioning unit is that there's water everywhere. The scale of the leak depends on the machine that I tested, but regardless of how much water leaked, the result is still not good for me. I won't even choose the reduction of electric consumption to the hassle of cleaning the leak, because it takes time and I need to have it cleaned every now and then. If there is one reason why I can't recommend water sprays, it is no other than the leaks that it can produce while you're using it.

Finally, using water sprays could also shorten the lifespan of your machine. There are places where water is "hard"; therefore producing mineral deposits inside your unit. You won't be able to notice the changes if you are only going to use it for a few months, but if you are going to use it longer, then you can expect that you will have more problems with mineral deposits. This will not only cause problems for you, but will also cost more money in the long run, even if you consider the fact that you were able to reduce your electric consumption by a notch.

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