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Date: 2022-07-19 14:22 (UTC)From:If it ain't broke, don't fix it?
(Though I do think sufficiently low energy efficiency should qualify as "broke", and I am concerned about my 29-year-old freezer on those grounds.)
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>>Also I would be happier about the lack of A/C in CDMX (or Vancouver) if more places had bug screens on the windows. First place was fine (21st story, not bugs) but these places are 3-4 story, I got a bunch of mosquito bites at the last place, and just squished a bug on my temple, and can feel the bite rising as I type.
Can you bring your own bug netting?
I rely on wearable mosquito nets, but then I already don't leave my windows open because of the pollen. (Is that not also a problem for you? Are you just not vulnerable to the local Mexican plants?) For a window, maybe a generic rectangular net and some gentle adhesive? (not duct tape, I duct-taped something to a wall once and when I took it off a chunk of paint came with it)