The “Dry” mode on your air conditioner is an often-overlooked feature that can make your home more comfortable and energy efficient. Unlike the “Cool” mode, it reduces humidity by cycling the compressor on and off while keeping the fan at a low speed—using up to 30% less electricity. It’s especially useful in mild, humid weather or when drying clothes indoors, helping prevent mold, condensation, and odors. Use “Dry mode” for a few hours a day in humid areas like bathrooms, kitchens, or corners to keep your home fresher and your bills lower.
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