the air temperature until after the humidity is reduced. So yes, it will take longer to actually lower the air temperature, but you will ***feel*** cooler as soon as the humidity is reduced.
Less dense than cold moist air? Sure, so what? The AC will still be conti nually lowering the air temperature.
My thermostat has a "vacation hold" feature, which allows you to set a different temperature for a selected number of days.
Pico Rico posted for all of us...
And I know how to SNIP
He'll take the heat.
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