Yes one year the school system I worked for decided to cut back on energy cost. They turned ALL the air off in 14 schools. The poor janitors that stripped the floors and waxed them in 100 degree rooms were peod. They Ky humidity turned them all milky. They called the Johnson floor wax rep and he told them it can cause that. SO they strpped them again and rewaxed them . This time with air. PLUS the computer labs the tables bowed under the weight and had to be replaced also. Think the electric bills would have been cheaper than all the man hours and tables it took to straight that mess out.

Oh man that would stink, it's hard enough to do it one time!.
I've had it humid enough to make wax dry be slowly, never enough to do that, that's crazy