Hello dear community,
A few months ago, we moved into a newly built wooden house (prefabricated house) from 2017, equipped with a comfort climate heating system.
After developing dry skin, my husband bought a humidity meter.
It consistently shows an average humidity level of around 25%.
We have already tried several things: humidifiers, airing out the rooms, drying laundry indoors, leaving doors open while showering/bathing, placing plants...
Unfortunately, none of these measures have been very effective. I don’t want to keep drying laundry in the living areas all the time, and I’m not completely satisfied with the humidifiers.
Is this normal in wooden houses?
Does anyone have experience with this?
I appreciate every reply!
Thank you and best regards,
Minuk
A few months ago, we moved into a newly built wooden house (prefabricated house) from 2017, equipped with a comfort climate heating system.
After developing dry skin, my husband bought a humidity meter.
It consistently shows an average humidity level of around 25%.
We have already tried several things: humidifiers, airing out the rooms, drying laundry indoors, leaving doors open while showering/bathing, placing plants...
Unfortunately, none of these measures have been very effective. I don’t want to keep drying laundry in the living areas all the time, and I’m not completely satisfied with the humidifiers.
Is this normal in wooden houses?
Does anyone have experience with this?
I appreciate every reply!
Thank you and best regards,
Minuk
Bookstar schrieb:
Currently heating up the stove nicely and enjoying the warmth. All good!I personally find anything above 24°C (75°F) a bit uncomfortable. But for those who are sensitive to cold, it’s probably quite pleasant...