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Posted by on May 31, 2008, 8:36 pm
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>There is couple things you can do with what you have first you most
>disregard lot of tech's in this group
LIke you, asshole. 'new jersey' ' tony' old grumpy'
'farthead' or whatever nym you're using today.
>if you can reduce speed of the circulation fan in your air handler of AC
>will help you reduce humidity,
No, he can't. A tech MIGHT, he's not a tech.
>second you can also try blocking small portion of cooling coil so that it
>limit some of air flow that will also
Idiot - his chances of doign that so that it's both effective
and safe for the equipment are nil. He'll freeze the coil.
>do the same thing as reducing speed of motor in your air handler, just
>remember that both of this configuration
>will reduce efficiency of your AC system also be ware of that you might get
>some condensation in places that
>you do not want so you will need to do little experiment on you own other
>wise? you can get good qualified tech.
>and change you AC system or add dehumidify coil into duct work with remote
>condenser.
>Not from HVAC person but from environmental test equipment tech. Tony
Asshole.
>>I live in Florida, very high humidity. I purchased a Kenmore dehumidifier a
>>couple
>> of years ago. When I have the humidity lowered the house is much more
>> comfortable even when the temperature is 6 degrees higher.
>> The drawback of the stand alone dehumidifier is that it heats up the area
>> where it
>> sits, and is a bit noisy.
>> Obviously I run the air conditioner, but it doesn't reduce the humidity
>> enough to make it comfortable unless the temperature is down to 73
>> degrees.
>> What are the options for dehumidifying a house?
>> Mike
>>
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>couple
>of years ago. When I have the humidity lowered the house is much more
>comfortable even when the temperature is 6 degrees higher.
> The drawback of the stand alone dehumidifier is that it heats up the area
>where it
>sits, and is a bit noisy.
> Obviously I run the air conditioner, but it doesn't reduce the humidity
>enough to make it comfortable unless the temperature is down to 73 degrees.
> What are the options for dehumidifying a house?
> Mike