Surely many owners of home air conditioners use this equipment only to cool the air on particularly hot days.
But these units can also please you with a number of other functions that are very useful for your home.
Few people know that one of these options is a special “Dry” mode, which can reduce the humidity in the room.
This feature is especially useful on days when the humidity is high, while, for example, heat is not the main problem.
If you run the air conditioner in the "Dry" mode, it will remove excess moisture from the air.
As a result, you will create a truly comfortable climate in your room – it will be cool and, accordingly, the stuffiness will go away.
Typically, the Dry mode button is marked with a picture of drops, and may also have the inscription "Dry" on it.
In addition to this mode, many modern air conditioners also have “Cooling”, “Heating” and “Ventilation” modes.
The Dry option allows you to reduce humidity, keeping the room cool without having to significantly reduce the temperature.
And if there is no high humidity, health problems caused by, for example, allergens, mold and dust mites are minimized.
In addition, “Dry” is an energy-saving mode that consumes less energy than standard air cooling.
“Dry” also helps prevent condensation on windows and walls.
