OGE Pop

Apologies being late posting. I have had a couple of them with the last one being a Manitowok. I bought a little drink refrigerator to fill the spot now. Done with under the counter ice makers. FTS.

My wife likes the Sonic ice for drinks so we ended up buying one of those small ones that fit on the counter top. No Maintenance other than adding distilled water and seems to work pretty good. No drain line, supply line, water filters, cleaning coils, etc.

Most of the people I know who put the clad wooden windows on their house (I think it was Anderson vinyl clad at the time) had to change them in about 15 years due to the wood rotting.

I used vinyl windows when I built - they seem to be holding up fine after almost 20 years.

All in south Louisiana - may be different in dryer locations.

Bout all I have to offer

Dandaman with the correct answer - only way to stop humid gulf air from condensing on cold concrete or any cold surface

The fan solution will help recovery time on the problem, but not prevent the condensation from occurring

Any idea where in Allen Parish is the planned installation of the plant?

I bought a 35 hp Deere back in 2020 (they were nor very expensive then) My only regret is that I had not bought it sooner! Fought an old Ford for years

Thanks Guys - I'll wait.

I put one on my barn/workshop. Humidity in South LA is a bit much to make these units worthwhile. unless you are going to drill a well and have some place to dump the hot water, do not waste your time and money. You are better off with a high efficiency air exchange unit (some call it high seer rating) Note that the seer rating on the Geo units do not include pump HP

My only salvation from the project is that I use swimming pool water to dissipate heat from the unit. Helps keep pool warm and shop cool

you need to decide how much money all that is worth to you

or simply try adding some refrigerant first

Agreed - spend a lot of time in that area. Just have to get used to it. Country folks