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In Tokyo, I'm not really trying to escape the heat. I'm trying to escape the humidity. So 26C sounds about right, and that's the typical setting I use there. I
by verisimilidude 7y ago
In Tokyo, I'm not really trying to escape the heat. I'm trying to escape the humidity. So 26C sounds about right, and that's the typical setting I use there.
In California, I'm actually trying to escape the heat, which sometimes gets as high as 46C here. The setting on my home AC is 22C.
I guess my point is that your preferred AC setting can differ greatly depending upon the outside conditions.
- gruez 7y ago>I'm trying to escape the humidity. So 26C sounds about right >, I'm actually trying to escape the heat, which sometimes gets as high as 46C here. The setting on my home AC is 22C. wait what? how does the weather outside have any bearing on what your comfort temperature inside should be? i mean, if you think 26C is comfortable, why would you need to turn it down to 22C in CA, where it's probably even drier?
- joevandyk 7y agoBecause you acclimate over time to a certain temperature and humidities.