Maybe some of those people are accustomed to working without the cooling equipment running, but if they are going to stay in contractor here in the southeastern US, they had better start using the a/c in August! Plus, they use a lot of chemicals in nail salons
There is a nail salon right around the corner from our house. I have gone there multiple times, & I don’t mind it because it is so close to home, then also, I have only been there in the winter. When I was there during the cooler months., I enjoyed the fact that they propped open their front door. I thought they did this to prefer the cooling air from outside, & also to bring fresh air to help with good air quality. Then, I went back the other afternoon. This was the first time I have gone there in the summer. I was shocked to see that they had the door propped open again! It was 96 degrees outside, & they were not using the cooling system! I asked them if the air conditioner was broken, & they said no, they just choose to labor without it. Maybe some of those people are accustomed to working without the cooling equipment running, but if they are going to stay in contractor here in the southeastern US, they had better start using the a/c in August! Plus, they use a lot of chemicals in nail salons. Those chemicals give off a powerful smell, & if they are going to have good air quality, they are going to need to have the Heating & A/C plan filtering out some of those toxins. I, for a single, will not go back to that salon until they wise up & turn on the a/c. It will help keep the humidity down, filter the air, & most pressingly keep customers & employees from getting warm, but cooling is vital in this neck of the woods!