[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by Robbie0723

Humidity distribution is quite fast within a room. Area's with poor airflow are a different story (Behind dressers, etc.)

http://www.ibpsa.org/proceedings/BS2007/p572_final.pdf

I sure like all those equations. But, my concern is that, if the house temperature is 92 degrees, the air conditioning is probably almost never running. So, unless the fan is blowing air through the house, the dry air will not get distributed at all. And, yes the air in stagnant areas could become very humid. I would never want my house to have a constant air temperature of 92 degrees, regardless of the humidity level. You may get away with 80 or 82 degrees.