Contemplating a wet mesh wrap (like MyAcSaver) for my condenser—any real-world stories?
I’ve heard about this idea: soak a mesh sleeve, wrap it around the condenser, then hook it up to the hose—supposedly drops intake air by ~10°F. I’m in the U.S. with highs in the mid-90s, thinking of testing it this summer. • Has anyone done this and actually measured a temperature or runtime reduction? • Did you notice any moisture buildup or corrosion over a few weeks? • Worth spending ~$150 to see if it moves the needle? Looking for honest feedback before I jump in. submitted by /u/platoblok37 [link] [comments]
I’ve heard about this idea: soak a mesh sleeve, wrap it around the condenser, then hook it up to the hose—supposedly drops intake air by ~10°F.
I’m in the U.S. with highs in the mid-90s, thinking of testing it this summer.
• Has anyone done this and actually measured a temperature or runtime reduction? • Did you notice any moisture buildup or corrosion over a few weeks? • Worth spending ~$150 to see if it moves the needle?
Looking for honest feedback before I jump in.
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