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Is your swamp cooler smelling bad? Wondering what you can do to prevent that bad smell instead of getting rid of your cooler and buying a new one? Well, let’s take a look at the reason for bad smells in swamp coolers and what you can do to prevent them.

Got a swamp cooler that’s leaking water? Although it’s not the end of the world, it might feel like it if that water is dripping out of your cooler before it can cool that hot air roasting your room or home. Let’s take a look at your leak, what’s causing it, and five simple steps to fix it.

If you have a swamp cooler that won’t start you’ve got basically an over-priced waste of space. Okay, that’s not completely true, unless you don’t do anything to fix it. So, rather than just wonder what the problem may be, let’s jump straight to some possible causes and the simple fixes you can try to save your swamp cooler.

A swamp cooler will naturally add some humidity to the cool air it produces. It’s a part of the evaporative process that the swamp cooler brings to the table. However, it’s making things just a little bit too humid, or if it’s starting to feel like an actual swamp in your home, here are five things to try to knock the humidity back down.