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you either need to keep the air set on a lower temp or run a couple of dehumidifiers. What temperature should I set the AC to? Is currently off. I'll run it until I get dehumidifiers. I'm guessing they will be cheaper to run. You need to get the ones that you can attach a hose to and run in the drain I was just looking at them online and saw that option. I have no idea how much water a dehumidifier will produce. It's there a chance of algae stopping up the line and causing water to get in the house? Iām not schooled up on the algae piece but mine usually runs for a day to day and a half tops before needing dumped. You get a hose on there and it can run all the time
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