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It's not that common in South America as you might think though, it depends on the country/region of that country. I'm from Colombia, the Caribbean region to b
by nestorherre 7y ago
It's not that common in South America as you might think though, it depends on the country/region of that country.
I'm from Colombia, the Caribbean region to be more exactly, and it's obviously common there (if you're middle class and upwards, and can afford the rise on the energy bill), but in other not so warm cities you barely see them. I'm currently living in Chile and I've yet to see an AC in an apartment/house.
- TremendousJudge 7y agoLooking at the conversation here, I'd like to see some stats correlating average/high temperatures and AC use. According to wikipedia, average summer highs in Paris are only a couple of degrees lower than Montevideo, yet in Montevideo it's very common for (middle class) homes to have AC and in Paris it's rare.