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Bedjets or mini split AC?

Peter Holloway
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Has anyone ever purchased a bedjet cooling system? We have an older home in Florida. There is AC but most of the ducts are for the downstairs so the upstairs (2 bedrooms) don't cool well until after dark. My wife and I personally like to sleep really cool at night. We have only had one guest say that it was uncomfortable. I'm not sure if it is just one more thing for a guest to figure out. That is a way more affordable option than updating the duct systems or adding mini-ductless splits. We added insulation to the attic and keep fans going but just thinking ahead for next summer.

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Scott Mac
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Ask an HVAC contractor to add more blower vent and return vents.

They can use insulated flexible hoses.

You might also try installing ceiling fans in the bedrooms and the hallway to stir up the air.

Good Luck!

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