is there a small air conditioner with no hose to go out the window that i can just plug in to the wall?

Question

it needs to be a portable air conditioner that is not that big

Answer 1

They now sell a floor model air conditioner. It's not unsightly, both Wal-Mart and Home Depot sell them, they are spendy though.

Answer 2

The hose attached to a window unit A/C is to keep condensate drip in a convenient place instead of default dripping on the region beneath the window unit. That drip hole typically is on the outside part of the window unit.

If you're using an A/C that's powered by a compressor that squeezes refrigerant, then it's almost a given that you'll have condensate drip at least into the housing of the window unit, and from there onto the region below the unit.

If you're lucky enough to be using an evaporative A/C unit in an arid climate (AZ, NM, CO, UT) then there's no problem.

Answer 3

You can purchase small portable air conditioners at Lowes, Home Depot etc.
They have about 4 sizes and the label will tell you how many square feet each will cool.
They normally start around $300 for the smallest.

Answer 4

Depends on where you live. If you live in an arid region, you can find a portable evaporative cooler (swamp cooler). If you live in a more humid environment, a portable AC (Yes, the kind with the dryer-style hose; it evacuates the hot air) may be necessary.

Answer 5

yes i have 2 window units and they don't require a hose the only time if you really want to put a hose on it is so it run like into a flower bed or something like that.