ransley wrote:

You keep omitting the most important reason for getting one,
comfort. It will in low speed remove near 50% more moisture.

Gee, I wonder what that liquid is that runs out of a pipe coming from my
A frame above my furnace and into the floor drain beside my furnace. ?

Ever see a dehumidifier that doesn't get enough air-flow? See how much
frost accumulates on it? See how that frost doesn't melt and turn into
flowing water until you turn the unit off?

An evaporator coil that doesn't get cold enough to sweat when your
blower fan is running full speed means that you're AC unit is too small
capacity or has lost freon.

And you don't want it to get so cold that you start a frost build-up
either.