Yet, there will be some homeowners who are affected when it comes to this refrigerant ban.
Oh my goodness, 2020 is just literally days away. Just the plan of 2020 makes my head spin. Anyways, I was also born in 1966, so it’s hard to believe that I am even experiencing 2020. It just doesn’t seem love I could have possibly lived that long to be honest. The upcoming coming year isn’t just a mind blower for me. This modern year will be chock full of some very crucial choice to be made by all of us. I hope that most of my American siblings and siblings will contemplate those choices as they lay back after a very long day and lay around in the HVAC comfort. Actually, I wish things were in such a state that all the people could just love there HVAC comfort and didn’t have to think so hard about these types of choices. There is so much at stake for all of us. I really want to go back to the days when we would treat each other with compassion and tolerance. Oh man, and having facts definitely mean something would also be nice. There is a totally different issue that hits close to lake lake house as well. A certain refrigerant used in older HVAC systems will no longer be allowed to be made in this part of the world. This has been coming for nearly a decade, so it shouldn’t be a surprise to anybody. The HVAC manufacturers are definitely ahead of the curve. This ozone depleting refrigerant has not been used in commercial or residential applications for over 6 years. Yet, there will be some homeowners who are affected when it comes to this refrigerant ban. Those HVAC systems that still use R 22 are going to find it hard to come by. If they can find it, a recharge is going to so lavish. The hardest choice is whether to just go on an upgrade to a modern heating and cooling unit right now.