One of the worst things about residing each summer in the south is the bad heat & humidity during the season.
Summer would not be bad if it did not last for numerous months out of the year. Sure, technically summer time only lasts from June until September according to your calendar. Of course in our neck of the woods, summer time weather is realistically here from March until October. When our friends & I moved ourselves into an apartment, the two of us had a lot of trouble with the a/c operations and settings. It did not seem to task undoubtedly well. Since at that point the two of us were in a lease for a year, the two of us had to finally figure out something to do about the a/c problems as the energy bills grew higher and higher. One of our co-workers proposed that the two of us buy a brand new or used dehumidifier for the apartment. I didn’t realize that the dehumidifier would ever help to detach excess moisture in the air. I never easily thought very much about the use of a dehumidifier until I was at a store purchasing a machine for my indoor humidity problems. The helpful sales guy at that home hardware store truly gave me some great informational pamphlets on the use of a dehumidifier in your home, and they taught me a lot about indoor air quality. I have had the machine for the past two weeks, & I can now say that the dehumidifier works great with the a/c. When both of the machines are running simultaneously, the indoor air quality is fresh, clean, & extremely cool.