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No A/C

KamMitchyKamMitchy
in 2nd Trimester
Sooooo the air conditioner decided to stop working this afternoon & it's already about 85 in the house.  I called our rental company & told them to get their a$$es out here stat & fix it!  Don't mess w/ a hormonal HOT pregnant lady.  Guess I'll be having ice cream for lunch....oh darn...
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  • kapowski23kapowski23
    I would definitely be raising hell. When I come inside, I expect it to be cool! LOL
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  • MolluskwranglerMolluskwrangler member
    aw man, I feel your pain, it's been so hot our AC has had a hard time keeping up.  Hope they get it fixed asap.  If not take a nice cool bath or shower...and lots of ice cream.
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  • OregonMommyOregonMommy
    We don't even have an a/c in our house. It was 88 inside when I went to bed last night around 12. I have to constantly wet down tank tops and put them on to try to stay cool. Be thankful you at least have an a/c.
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  • KamMitchyKamMitchy

    imageOregonMommy:
    We don't even have an a/c in our house. It was 88 inside when I went to bed last night around 12. I have to constantly wet down tank tops and put them on to try to stay cool. Be thankful you at least have an a/c.

    Oh you poor thing!  I can't even imagine!  I am definitely thankful to have it when it works.   

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  • liladelphia215liladelphia215 member

    I definitely feel your pain.

    Our AC didn't work for the first part of the summer. And it was the hottest june/july on record with a few days over 100 degrees. One day when I got home from work, our thermostat read OL. I thought "what the heck is OL" so I googled it and it means "Out of Limits"! The thermostat only reads from 32-95 degrees, which means it was hotter than 95 degrees. The next day I called an AC specialist. Luckily it only cost 150 dollars to fix. 

     Good luck and get that fixed pronto! 

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