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> On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 11:29:13 -0500, "Noon-Air" <Noon-Air@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>"Graven Water" <pbbl@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> "Stormin Mormon :)"
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>>>> Every central AC (or mini split) will reduce the humidity.
>>>
>>> I need to reduce the humidity for allergy reasons, not just for
>>> comfort. So it has to be at least 50% or below, maybe 40%, dust
>>> mites die with 40% humidity. And I need to be able to reduce the
>>> humidity when it's cool; yesterday it was 67F and 72% RH indoors :(
>>
>>Get somebody who knows what they are doing to correct the refrigerant
>>charge
>>in your cooling system, and do the calculations to insure that the
system
>>is
>>not oversized for your home. As far as the dust mites, mold and mildew
>>control, and to promote a healthy home, read the stuff written by Lew
>>Herriman on humidity control and mold avoidance.
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> Harriman :-)
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>
>>The new systems are so quiet that most folks refrigerators make more
noise
>>than their condensers/heat pumps do.
>
> What he said ???? :-)
Sorry...my bad, that was before coffee
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