Home cooling appliances include air conditioners (central and window units), fans (ceiling, pedestal, and floor fans), evaporative coolers, and portable air conditioners.

Consider factors such as the room size, climate, budget, and personal comfort preferences when choosing a cooling appliance. Larger rooms may require more powerful options like central air conditioning, while smaller spaces may suffice with fans or portable units.

Central air conditioning cools an entire home through a network of ducts, while room air conditioning units cool specific areas or rooms. Central air is a long-term investment, while room units offer more flexibility.

To save energy, set your thermostat to a comfortable but not excessively low temperature, seal any gaps or leaks in your home's insulation, use fans to circulate cool air, and schedule regular maintenance to keep your cooling appliance operating efficiently.

Yes, some appliances come with air purification features, and using high-quality air filters can help improve indoor air quality. Regular cleaning and maintenance also contribute to better air quality.