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Old 06-03-2011, 07:53 AM #10
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The doctor's office I dread and hospitals too. They keep it so cold.
At home in the summer when you have the air on and if you don't like it blowing on you at Home Depot they have air deflectors. They are very cheap and the air blows up rather then out onto a person. It helps
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