You can’t sling a alley cat these days without hitting some new do-it-yourself endeavor. But why would you? Slinging cat is weird and gross. You should only sling things like bolas and boomerangs. I’m a gifted bola slinger myself.
Moving on.
Do-it-yourself! Yes, everybody is into the ‘DIY’. It makes sense. Doing your own work on your home or car can save you a lot of money. Everybody loves money, even me. That’s why I’ve made so much of it with my many varied business ventures. I don’t do a lot with my money. I mostly reinvest, buy things I like, or put it in a big pile for the dog to roll around in. Way better than leaves.
Sorry, I got sidetracked.
What does DIY have to do with MrCool?
People are into DIY so much we here at MrCool International Enterprises decided it would be a good idea to design a MrCool heating and air system specifically for eager DIY enthusiasts. I wanted to call it the MrCool Install Your Own Ductless Mini-Split System, but the marketing department told me that was too wordy. They decided the MrCool DIY would be better.
If you’re wondering, the MrCool DIY ductless mini-split heat pump is pretty darned cool. Since it is designed for amateur installation, it comes with features you won’t find on many other systems.
The most important components of the MrCool DIY are the precharged ‘Quick Connect’ linesets. Every air conditioning system on the planet uses coolant, and most use chemical coolant. You really need to know what you’re doing when it comes to installing a regular air conditioner.
The MrCool DIY linesets are different. These linesets install easily, and come precharged with refrigerant. You don’t have to know anything about chemical coolants or air conditioner installation to properly connect the coolant linesets on the MrCool DIY.
The electrical work and the base mounting on the MrCool DIY are also designed for easy installation. Basically, wait I’m saying is that an idiot with a hammer, a screwdriver, and two brain cells to rub together could get a MrCool DIY up and running. You should be fine.
