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OK, in Portofino you cannot have ACs poking out of the windows. I can see that. But are the indoor units banned too ? You know, the ones where you need to man
by jmclnx 2y ago
OK, in Portofino you cannot have ACs poking out of the windows. I can see that.
But are the indoor units banned too ? You know, the ones where you need to manually dump the water collecting in their trays ?
A relative has one and he says it works great.
- rescbr 2y agoHow would you ban such things? I mean, you can't simply ban people from buying legally sold stuff and using it inside their homes.
- jmclnx 2y agoIn reality you can't. But you never know, these quote had me wondering: >local police for air conditioners illegally installed by residents >rules were loosened to allow use of the appliances, so long as the homeowner asked permission To me, if I could have that type of AC, the quote would mention ACs hanging out of windows. But seems you need some kind of permission.
- mingus88 2y agoThe article says people are hiding them by painting and that the law is there to protect the beauty of the city Sounds like indoor units would be fine. Why would anyone know or care? (Except those move—n-cool units are big and ugly and the housing units are likely very small)