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The 1986 edition of Dr. John Watt's Evaporative Air Conditioning Handbook identifies the origins for modern American evaporative cooling as either from the East Coast or Southwest. In the early 1900s, air washers were invented in the East and air coolers were developed in Southwest (Arizona and California).
For that, todayâs hot and sweaty masses have the engineer Willis Carrier to thank. Though people have attempted to outsmart the weather for centuries, the mechanical air conditioner did not arrive in the U.S. until Carrier invented it in 1902. Carrier, who saw himself as the Thomas Edison of air conditioners, changed the world with his inventionâbut its original aims were much smaller than that. The air conditioner, built to both cool a room and reduce humidity, was originally created to keep moist air in a printing plant from wrinkling magazine pages.