Don't tell me you have ton's of fat under your skin.

Hahaha..tis is one of the factor to consider as well...

There is no correct or not correct. If you comfort with it and don't mind the bill, that is ok. Just play with some setting what is the highest temp setting you can take. Probably you can save more bill.

If due to long term really not healthy for your sleeping.

Unless you try to ask Aircon man come to remove out whole fan coil and wash it with refill gas, to be save your waste power of money and more protector your skins too.

If not longer your wife definitely ask you buy more cosmetic to her again.

It is not about new aircon. If you buy undersize, your aircon cannot reach the setting temp. Or cool air leaking out from some big gap. So to check the actual, you need some thermometer to compare. The setting temp and actual shouldn't run far away.

My room thermometer record at 26-27 when I set the aircon temp to 25. That I can know what is the actual room temp.

What is your room size?
Got 3x3x3m height?

If correct would be the original aircond really not cold enough, just look at the outside size feel like really smaller to compare York or Daikin right?

That is my exprience before from it.
So mostly I was use mid fan speed to be create very noisy for my sleep too also used 22c.

This post has been edited by kimsim: Feb 18 2014, 03:18 PM

OK. Guess i should get a room thermometer to check it out..BTW, any room thermometer in the electrical shop will do rite ??

Cheap cheap lah buy at pharmacy or Watson or guardian. Electrical shop mostly sell the digital type.

OK..noted

I on it earlier just to cool down the room. Then I'll sleep. So my exposure time is about 2 hours.
Comforter is quite a big layer and it provide warmness. Last time before we ditch this, we need to on the air cond for the whole night and set it at 20-21c.
After this, 2-4 hours with 24c already very cold for us.
Just ask your wife, what she like, an user with sickness with a happy doctor and TNB or a healthy user with sad doctor and TNB?

Sorry not mind.

My room is cool enough and the aircon is alright with the size. Set 25c is the max I can take. (Before I feel hot) I need to consider to save bill also. Can't always think how cool I want.

Buy already do some test. Put it into ice water see if it reach ~0c if the gauge can go up to 100c, put into boiling water, ranging somewhere 99c-101c on normal pipe water.

What i mean is my wife will use comforter when the weather is cold enuf. We never purposely on the a/c or set to lower temp just in order to use comforter. I tot u r saying that comforter had something to do with the dryness i mentioned.
BTW, we really seldom on the a/c unless the heat is unbearable like this past few weeks. I can say, through out the whole year, we use a/c less than 20% of the days, so TNB for sure is not tat happy anyway.

But still, once you use air cond you have dryness problem, right? Never on no problm, on sure got problem. This means there's something wrong somewhere, right?
And you know what is the function of air cond, so change the way you use it and see how it goes. Simple and direct way.

My room thermometer already been place there for 16yrs. Never calibrate before. Don't no got give me wrong reading or not. Must check 1 day.

When I got the thermometer (the batang type), I usually test it, and found some have variance 2c or more. Put into ice water, can still be at +2c Even on RO water.

Ice water doesn't mean you can get 0c. If I haven't complete forget, you need to add some salt into the ice to be able to lower the temp to 0c.

Wait, where is my primary science book.

Salt and water impurity will make boiling water temperature higher. Freezing point will also be lower. RO be 0c at sealevel.

Besides the inaccuracy issue/calibration issue,

in iced water, the "batang type" only contact with the "water section", while the ice is in solid form, so the "heat" 0C from ice may not transferred properly/entirely to the thermometer.

Ice changes phase when more than 0C aka turn into water, so when you test the water, surely it won't 0C already.

Yay. My science teacher coming back.