Keeping cool
This week we are at the start of a heat wave. And although it feels like the central air is properly cooling the house. It's been too hot for me to sleep up stairs and last night I slept in the basement.
I tried, but I just could not do it. I would have had heat stroke in my sleep.
4 years ago to the day I called Eugene, to recharge our AC unit. It shouldn't be like this as it's a closed system. So we may need to replace our central air some time down the road. It's 15yrs old now. And should be good for at least 20yrs.
Seems like we just replaced the old furnace and AC unit that was in our home for 29yrs. Our furnace works fine. I could just replace the AC unit. The plan is to recharge the AC unit if it needs it a few more times, then replace both units in 10yrs.Eugene just turned 80 a few days ago. I'm hoping he's around the next time to recharge. I am unsure how I found him, but he used to fix our old washer and dryer. The ones that came with our house, that were older than me.
So I know he used to work at Inglis, and there's like 6 deg of separation between him and Tresa's godmother who also worked at Inglis.
But I have had lovely chats with him when he'd come and service something in our house. He'd tell me what not to get, or what to look for if we needed to replace an appliance. He would explain to me how the AC unit heat exchange system worked. And he'd show me how to check that it was working properly.
In any case. I noticed he didn't bring the same gauges as 4 yrs ago. He said he forgot them. These ones are for fridges. But it was fine. He was still able to get the job done.
Life's a journey where you meet whoever. Thanks Eugene. Good to see you again.
What a great guy!
Tue Jul 09, 06:55:00 AM EDT
He is super. Also he's a minister. I know there are the shady ones, but not Eugene.
Tue Jul 09, 08:31:00 AM EDT
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