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Hi Stang... I tried those things at first too. Putting a mister in front of a fan just got the floor wet for about three feet. The roll-around-evap cooler was not much better, plus the garden hose connection leaked. You need to move a lot of air and evaporate a bunch of water to make it work.

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Hi Red Alfa, As much as I would like to sell you "A Cool Door", I have to agree with Larry4406. I do not think you would be happy with the performance in your high humidity area. The system is fantastic here in the Phoenix area and other parts of the country that has low humidity, but I would...

Hi Jag Mama, I'm sorry it took so long to reply. You do not have to run A Cool Door all day and night. However, on a really hot day, it does effect the overall efficiency. As an example, two weeks ago on a day that got to 111, I did not start until about 10:00 AM. About 5:00 that afternoon...

Thanks for the heads up. Actually my patent attorney does not agree with you on that. However, I'll check with him again Tuesday.

The new whole house fans have plastic louvers that are much quieter. Also, there is a big difference between the belt drive and direct drive fans. The belt drive fans make more of a rumbling sound and are not bad on low speed. Nonhog is right about pilot lights. Also, you need to make sure...

Hi Jag Mama! Cooling a garage like yours will be no problem, especially in west Texas. I would recommend the optional 30" 5700 CFM fan. As long as you are having a door installed, you might as well get a 36" door and pick up a little additional cooling capacity. :)

Our company (described on another thread) manufactures a system that is specifically designed for cooling garages. However, it is really directed toward someone who wants to spend considerable time in the garage without spending a bundle on AC. If you are wanting to just ventilate the ceiling...

Yes, here are a few pics. Also, we will have a new, much more informative web site up in the next few days to replace the temporary not-so-good one currently there. I'll add a note to my first post when the site is up - www.airzee.com.

Nathan... It's okay. Patent pending has me protected. Give me a call (602-448-8334) any time after 1:00 PM your time tomorrow, and I'll be happy to discuss the detail BTW, New Braunfels rocks!

Good point... This will be my third year for running A Cool Door which runs 10-14 hours a day seven days a week during the summer. I have checked in the attic numerous times and have never found any sign of moisture build up or mold. Certainly our very low humidity and high daytime temps keep...

The radiator idea seems like a great way to cool things down. I haven't checked, but I'll be it costs a bunch to drill a well in the middle of town.

Yup, these things really do work great in a dry climate like NM. Last week when it was 80 here, I was getting 56 degree air from the door. Regarding the security door, it's not that we NEED a security door, it's that we CAN have one. If we can have a security door, then we can have "A Cool...

I think 115% is wetter than being under water. Maybe you could bottle it and sell it. Garage Floor Water??? UGH! Maybe not. :boxer:

Nonhog, thanks for the kind words. No, I don't think this is a good fit for your situation. However, down here in Arizona, I start using it in March and don't stop until late November. Move down here and we'll fix you up! :)