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A member asked:
Are window air conditioners for you to breathe in all night? i left mine in my room by mistake. do they put toxins in air
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It's cool: Air conditioners of any type can be used during any and all times of day. A clean air conditioning system does not add toxins into the air. An air conditioner lowers the temperature of the air, and removes moisture from the air. Of course, any toxins already in the air on the intake side of the air conditioner usually are still there on the output side of the machine.
Answered 7/5/2016
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