Hello everyone, in our living room of 40sqm (430 sq ft) plus a 15sqm (160 sq ft) open kitchen, the temperature is currently around 22°C (72°F) and the humidity level is between 30-40%. The underfloor heating is on, but not in the kitchen. We ventilate 2-3 times a day and do not have a mechanical ventilation system. What can we do to increase the humidity to around 50%? We already have plants, but what do you think about humidifiers? Is there one you would recommend or any other solutions? I mainly notice the dryness around my eyes.
Waiting for the weather to change again.
When the cold, already dry air from outside (currently around 35%) is heated indoors, the relative humidity drops even further.
As an active measure, drying laundry indoors or using a humidifier can be recommended.
In principle, dry air is not particularly harmful, so waiting it out and drinking tea is also an appropriate approach.
When the cold, already dry air from outside (currently around 35%) is heated indoors, the relative humidity drops even further.
As an active measure, drying laundry indoors or using a humidifier can be recommended.
In principle, dry air is not particularly harmful, so waiting it out and drinking tea is also an appropriate approach.
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Steffen8024 Jan 2019 16:33If only Venta. There is nothing better in terms of health. We have two large ones in use. They are currently running around the clock.
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