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OP, do you have CO alarm?
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Yep. No CO problems. Ducts cleaned about five years ago. Furnace filters changed regularly.
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anyway why do you use the AC until you have to heat, that sounds weird.
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Desert climate. Daytime highs in the nineties one day and nighttime lows in the 30s the next night. The swamp cooler and furnace share ductwork with slide in panels opening up one and closing out the other. With a swamp cooler one leaves as many windows open as possible as swamp cooling is a flow-through system with a constant supply of outside air. This time of year we were only running the cooler a hour or two a day but had all the windows open. With the arrival of a Pacific cold front temps dropped to where we needed the furnace so all the windows get closed up to keep the heat in. This transition is what gets the cats. Once they adjust to the loss of constant fresh air they stop with the puking.