No cold air anywhere.

Hello everyone. Ive been having some issues with heat that I posted about recently in another thread. I keep checking out the forums for ideas and Ive been reading a lot about fresh air intakes, which I know are important but, unfortunately, I have yet to actually implement one. I live in an area where it gets to be around 105 for a while in the summer and down to below freezing on winter nights. I cant come up with any good ideas on how to exchange the air in my house, without wrecking the temperature at the same time, except for a few months in the year. Any ideas? could co2 be a solution? Thanks!

maybe an air condition can help out with your situation.

LastOneLeft said:

maybe an air condition can help out with your situation.

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yup, bingo!

Ive thought about that but I only have about 2 amps left on that breaker, so I'm not sure if that would work, but I do run my house air conditioner, which is why I thought co2 might be able to help me. If I had some sort of so2 system set up would it be important to exchange the air?

try and build an intake that will pull air from your house. im assuming that you usually keep it between 60-75 f so this should help out. if this is not an option, then you need an ac. if that is not an option, then you need a fan with a bucket of ice packs behind it. if that is not an option, then deal with the heat!!

have you thought of pulling air from underneath your house?? I have a crawlspace under mine and am pulling air through 4" ventilation from under the house to cool the lite... for room cooling I use my house ac, run lights at nite, and crack window in growroom... I also pull air from room 4 another 4" fan vented into attic w/ carbon filter...

under the house would be damp, you could bring in mold...