Must-Read Air-Con Maintenance Tips
Avoid sticky situations and broken air conditioners with these must-dos
Photography: Jilson Tiu and @carstenbogler via Instagram (Main Photo)
In tropical countries like the Philippines, heat and humidity are constants in our lives. For this reason, we either seek refuge in air-conditioned rooms or invest in AC units for our homes. While having a unit at home can be a little pricey, the convenience and comfort it brings makes the investment worth it. If you want to make the most of your cooling system, here are some must-dos that can help it last a while:
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