Posted by George Marsh on July 17, 2013 at 04:42:35 from (50.104.247.9):
In Reply to: power bill posted by dennis in nc on July 16, 2013 at 16:14:31:
No fan can remove humidity. Lower humidity is better. If you don't get the moisture out of your house, it will smell like a moldy basement.
A fan uses less electricity, that's a no brainer. Check the ceiling fan, may use 100-200 watts.
We leave the AC on 24/7. NEVER OPEN THE WINDOWS AT NIGHT. I think it ruffly takes 1000 BTU's of cooling to remove a pint of moisture. Look at the gallons of water comes out of your air conditioner.
Once we get the humidity out, you can raise the temperature inside the house and use less AC. We keep the house around 76. George
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