on again when it gets hot. However, this wastes more energy because the air conditioner needs to restart every time, which also shortens its lifespan.
- Use the Cool mode, never switch to Dry mode
Many people suggest setting the air conditioner to Dry mode (the water droplet symbol) instead of Cool mode to save electricity. However, experts recommend using Cool mode during extremely hot days to cool the room effectively.
The Cool mode is designed to lower the temperature and maintain it for an extended period while also reducing humidity in the room. On the other hand, Dry mode focuses on removing humidity but doesn’t lower the room temperature effectively, especially during hot days when the temperature exceeds 40°C. Dry mode will make the room feel dry and uncomfortable rather than cool.
- Set the fan to automatic mode
Many people tend to adjust the fan to blow in a
