What Is The Dry Function Mode In Aircon

Do you have a dry mode on your aircon remote control? Want to know how to use the dry mode in your aircon? Watch this video to learn more!

[idHawk]

I didn’t know that aircond has a feature for baking at 250°C

[moshb]

I think he meant 25 ° C and the AI just read it as 25 0 Celcius and voiced it out 😂

[aman-ytube]

Good video except the 250C part, I don't think that would be comfortable for everyone. 😁

[justinthematrix]

Man it’s been rainy lately and I just figured out I should use the dry mode because I had been having trouble sleeping even when it was cool in the room. Thanks

[ala]

1:03 if you want to just get to the point and skip all of the talking.

[haijyvelho]

"Increase in humidity translates into an increase in temperature." That is very misleading, as actually, an increase in humidity lowers the temperature of the air. If you have a room with, for example, 25 celsius temperature, and you mist water into the air, the air will become cooler as it gets more and more humidified.

However it is true that a temperature of 25 celsius with RH90% feels more uncomfortable than 25 celsius with RH50%. But to reach the same temperature with a higher relative humidity you need to supply the room with much more heat energy.

[ijlalzaidi]

Does dry mode consumes less electricity as compared to cool mode??
Authentic answers appreciated 🙂☺️

[cristobal.palmero]

Why does my Midea have the option to set temperature in Dry Mode?

[madarauchiha]

250°C? what is that an air conditioning with a built in function to cook food?

[tuapuikia]

250 C? Nani?!!! I don't want to live in volcano.

[TheAdhipraz]

I'm gonna bake my bread in my bedroom then

[copypaste]

Is it okay to set dry mode more than 8 hours straight?

[rodbritton]

250C in your room? Humidity won't be your main issue.

[MajorTom]

Something got terribly "lost in translation" there... Everything was "ok" until 250C ...

[bobsort]

Reduce temperature to 250c? are you living in hell that 250 considered cool? Also humidity has no relation with cooling. lower humidity is conceived as cooler since body will sweat and sweat on body absorbs heat from body to vaporize. In a humid environment, sweat on body will not be able to vaporize and when temperature is low, the sweat on body will start absorbing water from air to turn to blobs of water (dew) and it feels more wet and more uncomfortable specially parts of skin covered with clothes will feel more uncomfortable. based on scientific studies, the best humidity level of environment is between 40~50%, in such humidity level even 28 degree feels a lot more comfortable than 22degree with 60% humidity.

[justanotherhuman]

We set ours at 497C to just keep the oven co9king bread

[copypaste]

What if i put my ac 10hours straight in dry mode is it okay?

[momomo]

I just want to be one more idiot to mention the 250c one more time.😂

[thinklogicsessions]

25°C and not 250C. Good explanation, bad VO artist!

[XeraXeon]

We just want to know about dry mode, why the first few part at the start of this video is pointless