Screw swamp ass - Lets talk new chairs

[MrPopo]

You know, if you keep the temperature at 68 degrees you'd be fine. That's what I do and my leather couch stays fresh even after 7 days of continuously sitting on it (yay for northwest snow and no plows or salt).

[Luke]

You know, if you keep the temperature at 68 degrees you'd be fine.

Yup.

My Chair (I think) :http://www.staples.com/Balt-Ergo-Mesh-E ... uct_660447

My air purifier : http://www.lowes.com/pd_302654-89154-IA ... facetInfo=

My Fan: http://www.target.com/p/Hunter-12-Oil-R ... detaillink

More than enough to keep me cool and comfortable.


But like I said earlier, if you spend almost every minute in your office, make sure you get what makes you comfy. But please, no oils or incense. There are a few offices around mine that smell like head shops.

[BoringSupreez]

You know, if you keep the temperature at 68 degrees you'd be fine.

If we could keep the temperature at 68 degrees, we'd have world peace by now.

[Hatta]

You know, if you keep the temperature at 68 degrees you'd be fine.

If we could keep the temperature at 68 degrees, we'd have world peace by now.

Know how I know you don't have a live in girlfriend?

[BoringSupreez]

You know, if you keep the temperature at 68 degrees you'd be fine.

If we could keep the temperature at 68 degrees, we'd have world peace by now.

Know how I know you don't have a live in girlfriend?

You are correct.

[Hobie-wan]

Ok I didn't have a terrible swamp ass problem. Never got more than moist and never rank with a cloud of funk around me. However I do work from home so I'm in this chair almost all day for work and evening computing. Also even though I'm in a 1 bedroom apartment my power bill hovers around $200 in the summer just keeping it to 74-75 and with computers going all day.

The mesh seat with frankenchair did help a lot last summer, so it is worth it to me to get the problem under control and not have to worry at all.