Use A Cool Mist Humidifier To Boost AC

By

cookwie

Thanks for taking the time to email me to have a look at the pics!

Holly

By

Igmommy

the other homemade booster

By

Igmommy

another photo

By

Igmommy

I didn't mean to use water in the set up, you would only use the part of the humidifier that houses the fan part that i am providing a picture for. this fan gets set on top of the vent and plugged in and then turned on and uses no water whatsoever. it really is a great set up, if anyone has any more questions, just post them or email me directly .. these units can be modified to put just about anywhere if you are handy

By Lynda (Guest Post)

Hm-m-mmmm, can't use this idea in Central Texas because it's too humid as it is. Reports say that we can create mold/fungus to do so. I'll keep it in mind
if we should ever move to dryer grounds. God bless you. : )

By Millicent Owen (Guest Post)

My vents are in the ceiling also, I live in Arizona where we are trying to add moisture to the A/C..Is it possible to adapt.

By

Beth

This isn't for everyone. I'm pretty sure it would depend on your dew point temperature. Where I live I am trying take the humidity OUT of the air, not add it. For some of us this would only make things worse and make our air conditioners work harder.

By

cookwie

Any chance you can send a picture?
Our air conditioning vents are in the ceiling, so I am trying to figure out how to adapt this.