Posted by lamar fudd on July 22, 2011 at 19:24:41 from (50.80.38.242):
In Reply to: Home AC Question posted by John T on July 22, 2011 at 18:56:07:
Leave it on during the day; reason being that upstairs gets hottest because the roof and attic make right above your ceiling act like a broiler. The walls, furniture and floor also get warmed up and taking 4 hours to get this all cooled off is actually normal. It is, however, harder on the equipment to run steadily in the afternoon/evening heat. My opinion is that any electricity saved will be offset by the accelerated equipment wear. Remember, the warmer air holds more humidity, which in our area, has to be removed from the air before the actual room temperature takes a dive.
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