When calculating what size of AC a house needs, an AC professional uses a Manual J calculation which sets an interior design temperature of 75F. 

you want to hire a company that is van mounted so it can reach the required temperature to be effective. most of these machines/companies don't do this.

Windows will develop condensation when the outside air temperature and indoor air temperatures differ, unless they have good airflow around them.

I use it to clean metal when I weld, but large quantities are not my favorite thing having seen a rag I used to clean some metal with acetone flash fire from a welding spark. 

To date, we have been buying mostly Pentair equipment, and loading the Pentair Screenlogic app onto a tablet that stays at the house, so renters can toggle from Pool to Spa mode, and adjust the Spa temperature. 

My younger self would be proud, I've done both now and my goal is to do both of those more often. 4 years of machining and welding in high school, and since I've gotten out, I've done minor renovations at home; repaired a lot of issues and refinished a basement including a brand new bathroom.

As the temperature drops it takes longer and longer for it to dry & it makes more of a mess.

It will stay at a constant temperature in the winter no matter what the temp is outside.

Not that its lack of temperature eliminates opportunities, but don't fall into that whole illusion of the "right" time to get in.

(personally, if I had to *guess*, I would think average temperatures are increasing, but it has nothing to do with anything we've done, it's just a natural planetary cycle, but who knows)...