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I assume cool air is roaring through the master room vent. Does the other


room's vent have significantly less flow? If so, it could be the vent setting, a crimped vent (as others have said), blockage or just due to ductwork and distance. Our master does not get as cool as the other bedrooms upstairs because it is the furthest from the blower. The cool air is going to take the easiest exit. We open the master vents fully and the others partially to balance coolness. Check out your ductwork in the attic.
One other random thought ... do the dark curtains get really warm? Is it possible they are absorbing more sunlight while the master windows are shaded?

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Posted: 06/30/2020 at 4:52PM



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