After my hubby plus I retired from our jobs, the two of us decided to move south; We’d had enough of the northern winters with sub zero un-even temperatures plus feet of snow.
The two of us wanted to be done with plowing plus shoveling, plus looked forward to throwing away our wool coats, heavy boots plus ice scrapers, then my hubby plus I were upset to enjoy yellow skies plus daylight all year round.
The two of us were prepared for the heat plus realized that a/c was going to become a necessity. The house the two of us bought includes a current whole-house cooling plan that has no trouble handling the high un-even temperatures. However, the two of us soon discovered that humidity is another complication altogether. It didn’t seem to matter how low the two of us set the temperature control, the lake house still felt clammy. Creating a cold cold environment didn’t combat the excess of moisture in the air. The two of us simply put a sizable workload on the air conditioner plus ended up paying undoubtedly high energy bills. Realizing that the two of us needed to target humidity, I started by purchasing portable dehumidifiers. These were not all that effective plus simply created a good deal of work. If I didn’t remember to empty the reservoir frequently, the water created a breeding ground for mold plus bacteria. I finally contacted a local Heating plus A/C contractor plus asked about a whole-house dehumidifier. Although I hated to spend the money, adding a dehumidifier was really worthwhile plus cost-effective. We’ve been able to raise the temperature control setting plus lower bi-weekly energy bills, but lessening demands on the air conditioner will allow it operate more reliably plus last longer… Plus, the house is far more comfortable plus we’re enjoying healthier indoor air pollen levels.