FB If you turn the air conditioner on does that dry the carpets faster?

[Kyle Manor]

If you turn the air conditioner on does that dry the carpets faster?

 

[Micheal Villones]

Heater causes eva

 

[Russ Golphenee]

Heat will dry it faster. ( drier air ) Turn fan to on ( not auto ) will move air around house

 

[Rob Laster]

Yes. Controls humidity.

 

[Justin Hawk]

Damp, humid air does maintain heat more than dry air. That is why, during the air conditioning process, your AC removes humidity from the air as it operates. As hot air is blown over the evaporator coils in your air conditioning system, moisture is removed from the air as it condenses

 

[Cheyenne Miller]

Heater not to hot with windows cracked

 

[Philip Wallman]

AC removes humidity. It will actually dry carpet faster than heat, at least in humid climates like the south where I live

 

[Justin Flir]

In Vegas the ac worked great. Heater caused humidity

 

[Rick Hale]

AC is good in SoCal. Removing the moisture from the air to facilitate more evaporation is where it's at.

 

[Andrey Borovkov]

Yes

 

[Leo Fitts]

No . It takes longer With air-conditioning going. Do you want to turn the AC up to where it’s warmer and lots of air circulation. Warm air dries much quicker than cold here.

 

[Matt Hamilton]

Warm air holds more moisture, but...

 

[Navid Namazi]

Yes it will removes humidity

 

[Cheyenne Miller]

Heater systems can work as a de humidifier. Ever leave you're heater on all night. Wake up with a terrible headache?

 

[Victor Gomez]

I run fans with open windows in norcal. Dries quick

 

[Andrew Duckworth]

Yes it’s a dehumidifier

 

[Victor Gomez]

Always dry stroke like a mother fudgeer and use fans if the customer wants it dried before you leave. Charge accordingly

 

[Matt Shirley]

Yes

 

[Matt Shirley]

Heat promotes mold growth.

 

[Tim Hall]

Ac removes moisture from the air. This is why when ac units are running, they constantly drip condensate. A furnace does not have this option unless you are heating with wood.