Actually, this is in my shop. I have two 110 volt window units now that are marginal, at best. One of my wife's brothers works in maintenance at a retirement complex of around 100 units. The units have 220 volt heater/AC units like you find in a motel room, and they recently replaced all of them for new units. Upshot is, I bought 4 of the old ones for $10 each, and plan to install two in my shop.
It looks like I might be doing more daytime work in my shop this summer. If these AC units do the job, I'll remove the 110 volt window units. I hate to increase my electric bill on the shop, but sometimes it's worth it.
Our house is no problem. When we built it ten years ago, we built it with 6" outside walls and extra insullation. The extra insullation only cost a couple hundred while they were building the house anyway, and I'm sure it's paid for itself many times already.
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