[TANaples]

I have to go outside with the kids at work so I do have to be outside over an hour during the day. After 3 years, I am find my tolerance gets less and less; and I get heat hives.

I will agree that "real" cool air is much better than artifical AC. However, down in SW Florida I usually don't open windows and doors until it get into the 60s at night in February. Even 70s here is still very humid, and most times there isn't even a breeze. Nothing worse than trying to sleep at night and sweating through your pj's. Fans don't help with the humidity.

This is why I spend so much time going back north to enjoy the real cool air.

[ChrisA70]

Originally Posted by TANaples

I have to go outside with the kids at work so I do have to be outside over an hour during the day. After 3 years, I am find my tolerance gets less and less; and I get heat hives.

I will agree that "real" cool air is much better than artifical AC. However, down in SW Florida I usually don't open windows and doors until it get into the 60s at night in February. Even 70s here is still very humid, and most times there isn't even a breeze. Nothing worse than trying to sleep at night and sweating through your pj's. Fans don't help with the humidity.

This is why I spend so much time going back north to enjoy the real cool air.

I envy you right now!!!! 3 months and 2 weeks till I get to feel fresh air up there.