If you've never been in Florida in the summer, you have no idea.
I thought Ohio in summer was humid. Not even close.
The thing that killed me the most, the one summer we spent there, was having to run the AC when it was in the mid-70s outside at night, because if we didn't, every single thing in the house would turn to mold overnight. Literally. And that was north-central Florida - south Florida is worse.
FTR, in Ohio we haven't even turned our AC on since 2007. The days when it's been over 90° have been few enough. I hope it still works, because we just replaced it in 2005. 
Kermit, I hope it was just your coils freezing. (But yeah - when we did turn the AC on, we set it to 82° - which hopefully would keep the coils from freezing, too.)
Last edited by OakLeaf; 06-11-2010 at 05:54 AM.
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