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Originally Posted by retiredguy123
I understand what the wind chill is, but they don't say how much money I can save. I doubt it is very much. I would rather turn the AC down and be comfortable with no wind. Ceiling fans remind me of pool rooms in the 1930's and 1940's when they didn't have AC and guys sat around smoking cigars. Those days are over.
I would also add that the wind chill effect is not recognized or calculated for temperatures above 50 degrees Fahrenheit. So, unless you are cooling your house down to below 50 degrees, the wind chill effect does not even apply.
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Wind chill felt on skin has nothing to Do with air temperature but movement of air across skin. Just like when you’re hot and sweetie or get out of shower when A/c on or fan going. So, you don’t agree with science?
