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Win GREE Rio 9,000 BTU Ductless Mini Split Heat Pump Air Conditioner From ComfortUp

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'How do you keep your workshop warm in the winter'...
Cabbage and beer. Keeps visitors interrupting away as well. lol

Seriously though, if it gets cold I just leave the T12 fluorescents on; those magnetic ballasts put out a lot of heat.
Apparently NYC high rise office towers are planning to turn their lights off at night while birds are migrating. Considering that their interior heating takes the lightload heating into account, good luck with that.
 
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I have a radiant tube heater for my shop but the air conditoner half of could be useful.
 
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floor radiant here and no need for AC...
 
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Hey y'all. I made a mistake when posting the question. It should be:

Where will you use your mini split? (garage, basement, home addition, workshop, “man cave”, etc)

Feel free to enter again, with the answer to the above question.
 
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Would be great in the garage/workshop. Heat isn't the problem, it's the cooling but 3/4T might just do it.
 
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Just what the doctor ordered, a mini-split is on my long term plans. My 24'x28' garage/shop has radiant heating in the floor, but it gets too hot in the summer. I also have a 600 sqft. loft above the shop where I work from home most days.
 
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Where will you use your mini split? (garage, basement, home addition, workshop, “man cave”, etc)

My wife's hideaway. It is a 24 x 10 foot room with lots of windows. We built it off of the master bedroom, and it has been a pain to heat and cool due to the way it is tied into the existing HVAC system.

Putting a mini split in there will restore the balance of the AC in the original system, and get rid of the surface mounted ducting we had to hang from the ceiling of my workshop.
 
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I would move my shop from the basement to the garage and install new system there at this time there is no heat or air conditioning in the garage
 
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Where will you use your mini split?

My garage/shop. No heater there now. In-wall AC is on its last legs. If I work there in the winter it is with coat and gloves and usually a hat to keep warm.

4D
 
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I would likely use the GREE Rio 9,000 in the shop, possibly the Living room. Can't convince my wife for us to get a central unit and she doesn't want a window unit hanging out the front window............. so a ductless unit is what we are looking for. I haven't heard of Gree before but they sound like a jam-up company.

November 2nd and it was 91 today and the forecast is for the mid to upper 80's the rest of the week....... I would love a Gree!
 
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I'd definitely put it in my garage so I could warm my hands up as I'm installing insulation :grin:
 
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I have a mini split in my insulated garage (workshop). Different model but works great. If I win this one, it will go in the bedroom, which is the farthest from the main AC unit.
 
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I would put this unit to very good use in my garage/workshop to help combat the very hot and damp Texas summers and sometimes very cold/damp winters.
 
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I would put it in my shop. Heat not to big a problem but Ozark summers are hot.
 
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I will use my mini-split in our bedroom addition. The shop is hot, but i only get a few nights out there a week--we sleep in the bedroom every night and it's never cool enough/warm enough depending on the season.

earl
 
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Exactly what I need for my garage! Then I can expand from the basement.

HJ
 
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In the mobile home I'm remodeling.
I've fully insulated an older 12x50 mobile home, adding many updates as I've progressed, such as modern thermopane windows replacing the old crank-out units, and early indications are this thing is going to be very energy efficient compared to original. This unit should be perfect for my needs!
 
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Where would I use a mini-split? In my small shop. Heat isn't much of a problem where I live, (SW Georgia), but the heat and humitity is. The mini-split would be a nice addition.
 
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