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Willis Haviland Carrier: The Man Who Cooled AmericaAmerican History | one comment | Print This Post | Email This Post
*The term air conditioning was coined, not by Carrier, but by Stuart Cramer, another engineer working on the problem of controlling the amount of humidity in the air, in this case in textile mills. This article was written by Joseph Gustaitis and originally published in the October 2000 issue of American History Magazine. For more great articles, subscribe to American History magazine today! Subscribe Today
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One Comment to “Willis Haviland Carrier: The Man Who Cooled America”
Willis Haviland rulz fo making the air conditioner to cl our bodies down in the summer. So now we can play outside till` were sweaty and go inside to cl down.
By Melinda Jamsa on Oct 22, 2009 at 3:13 pm