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Posted by Telstra on May 31, 2008, 10:28 pm
IN ADDITION lowering the evaporator temperature
will increase your power bill app $10 per degree. If
I had $10 i could have got a better quality Vodka to
put in my Dandelion Punch. Plus another bottle to
put in my fuel tank.
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> YOUR A/C has whats called a sensible heat ratio: The Latent
> load in an area of high Humidity might reach 50% about 2 kW
> per gram/s of moisture removed. So lowering the evaporator
> temperature will increase the latent load but Decrease the ability
> of YOUR A/C to maintain space temperature. SO FUCKWIT
> (Tell me about dehumidifiers WHAT DO YOU THINK I AM
> YOUR MUMMY ) leave it to the THINGY you know THEM
> Technicain type peaple ( Good on You Sport ? )
>>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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> load in an area of high Humidity might reach 50% about 2 kW
> per gram/s of moisture removed. So lowering the evaporator
> temperature will increase the latent load but Decrease the ability
> of YOUR A/C to maintain space temperature. SO FUCKWIT
> (Tell me about dehumidifiers WHAT DO YOU THINK I AM
> YOUR MUMMY ) leave it to the THINGY you know THEM
> Technicain type peaple ( Good on You Sport ? )
>>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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