reviews reviews Q&A By: Shipping FREE pickup today Shipping Showing options for 97818 $5.97 per order $7.97 per order $6.36 per item $10.21 per item Learn more about shipping costs & FREE pickup You searched: Find FREE pickup available today Pickup Showing options for 97818 Learn more about FREE pickup You searched: Find Seals out weather, leaves and dustIncludes securing strapReusable More about this item... Add the Duck Brand Universal Air Conditioner Cover to your annual winterizing projects to help keep the harsh weather outside. Properly sealing your home is an easy way to increase your comfort, save you money on energy costs and increase your home's efficiency. The air conditioner protective cover seals out the cold weather, leaves and any other debris. The included securing strap will help hold the cover in place even on a windy day. This accessory can be stored in the summer and reused next year. Duck Brand Universal Air Conditioner Cover: Seals out weather, leaves and dust Duck brand air conditioner cover includes securing strap Reusable Can increase comfort, save money on energy costs and increase your home's efficiency

Specifications Condition: New Manufacturer Part Number: 1285243 Container Type: PACKAGE NOT AVAILABLE Model: 1285243 Brand: Duck Assembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H): 34.00 x 34.00 x 30.00 Inches Home Improvement Home Improvement Heating, Cooling, & Air Quality Home Improvement Heating, Cooling, & Air Quality Weatherizing Age 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65 and older Gender Male Female Verified purchaser seems to be a good product at a fair pricefix car ac cost Yes () No (0)  Report Yes () No (0) Verified purchaser Verified purchaser I just purchased 3 more of these for others . units of hvacI have used mine for over 9 years now. medical hvac unitsIt still works great! I just wash it with Garden Hose each year to keep the dusty dirt from accumulating on it.

Definitely one of my better decisions. My A/ C unit has NOT required any repairs because it is protected from elements. Love it, Love it, Love it Yes (0) No (0)  Report Yes (0) No (0) Verified purchaser Verified purchaser I'm very please with my airconditioner cover. For the price it's a fabulous cover. Thank you for the rapid delivery. Yes (4) No (0)  Report Yes (4) No (0) Verified purchaser Verified purchaser Keeps the weather out and I have peace of mind my a/c is being kept care of. Yes (0) No (0)  Report Yes (0) No (0) Verified purchaser Fits good. Yes (2) No (0)  Report Yes (2) No (0) Tarp material. Works for my needs given the price. Comes with elastic strap. Yes (2) No (0)  Report Yes (2) No (0) Verified purchaser I love this product. I definitively recommend the product. Yes (3) No (1)  Report Yes (3) No (1) Verified purchaser Verified purchaser I actually bought this to cover my generator, since I can't lift it and wanted it covered to protect it from the rain.

The clip was a little hard for me, but I always use a bungy cord anyway. Yes (2) No (1)  Report Yes (2) No (1) Verified purchaser I have a large GE window AC unit that I've never covered in the years I've had it. The wind and rain would sometimes find it's way into my house on the carpet until I found the Duck AC Cover. It was easy to unfold and wrap over my AC unit - I had to cut a bit to fit as it was a little longer than the depth of my AC, but was snug and flush to the building - uses straps to secure it into place and kept the draft and dust/dirt out. Really pleased with this product. i have used this product for several years in a row, i find AC Weatherization very easy to use , easy to place where you need it and stays. i have not had any leaking air, i find this weatherstripeing seals out air very good. i find that this ac weatherstriping holds up all summer with no deterioration. Verified purchaser seems to be a good product at a fair price Yes () No (0) Verified purchaser I just purchased 3 more of these for others .

Yes (0) No (0) Does the strap hold the air conditioner in place or just the cover? Written by a verified representative from Yes No Yes  No   Report 2 answers what are the dimensions of this product by  Report 2 answers sizing by  ReportCollect this ideaAs the temperature rises, so does the cost of cooling your home, especially if you use an air conditioner. Obviously, the best way to keep your home cool during the summer is to use an air conditioner to keep the temperature down, but there are other options that don’t raise your energy bill quite significantly. Air conditioners may offer tempting temporary relief from summer heat, but they’re a huge environmental no-no. You may be cooling your home, but the fossil fuels you’re burning in the process are only making your summers hotter. This summer, leave the air conditioner in storage and try these environmentally-friendly alternatives instead. Fundamentally, the idea is to minimize sources of heat and remove built-up heat from inside.

Fans and Ceiling FansIf you’re looking for ways to beat the heat, a ceiling fan can be a great investment for your home. This one appliance can make a room feel 6 or 7 degrees cooler, and even the most power-hungry fan costs less than $10 a month to use if you keep it on for 12 hours a day. Good fans make it possible for you to raise your thermostat setting and save on air-conditioning costs. Fans don’t use much energy, but when air is circulating, it feels much cooler. Ceiling fans are best, but a good portable fan can be very effective as well.You should remember that even mild air movement of 1 mph can make you feel three or four degrees cooler. Also make sure your ceiling fan is turned for summer – you should feel the air blown downward.Shades, drapes, or blindsInstall white window shades, drapes, or blinds to reflect heat away from the house. Close blinds, shades and draperies facing the sun (east-facing windows in the morning and west-facing windows in the afternoon) to keep the sun’s heat out and help fans or air conditioners cool more efficiently.

Always remember that the best way to keep your home cool is to keep the heat out.Internal HeatThe most common sources of internal heat gain are; appliances, electronic devices, and lighting. Be aware from where the heat is comming. Now if you have air conditioning, use it wisely. Don’t put lamps, televisions or other heat-generating appliances next to your air-conditioning thermostat, because the heat from these appliances will cause the air conditioner to run longer. The heat they produce will make it think your house is warmer than it really is, and your system will run harder than it needs to.Unless you absolutely need them, turn off incandescent lights and heat-generating appliances. Replace incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescents; they produce the same light but use a fifth the energy and heat.You should also try to avoid heat-generating activities, such as cooking, on hot days or during the hottest part of the day. If you are cooking, use your range fan to vent the hot air out of your house.

By reducing the amount of heat in your home, you will have to use less energy to cool it.PlantsPlant trees or shrubs to shade air conditioning units, but not block the airflow. A unit operating in the shade uses less electricity. Deciduous trees planted on the south and west sides will keep your house cool in the summer and allow the sunlight to warm the house during the winter. For example just three trees, properly placed around a house, can save between $100 and $250 annually in cooling and heating costs, and daytime air temperatures can be 3 degrees to 6 degrees cooler in tree-shaded neighborhoods.Roof and WallsPaint your roof white – If you’ve got a flat roof, paint it with a specially formulated reflective paint or just paint it white. The reflective effect will help to keep the rooms under the flat roof much cooler.Other things to rememberHumidity makes room air feel warmer, so reduce indoor humidity. Minimize mid-day washing and drying clothes, showering, and cooking. And when you must do these things, turn on ventilating fans to help extract warm, moist air.