"Abby Normal" wrote in message
oups.com...
In a dry climate it is a bad idea to use evaporative cooling on
recirculated air. It is more effective to directly cool the outside
air, force this cooled air into the home and allow room air to exhaust
outside. I proved this on your last flooded floor scenario, or was it
the inverted pool of pine, the cool tower


Huh?? An evaporative cooler has to start with dry air to cool it down by
evaporating water into it. If you recirculate the air it will get too damp
to cool. You will have a damp and hot area

Al