Minuk1234567
2020-03-25 22:10:58
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Hello dear community,
a few months ago we moved into a wooden house (prefabricated house) built new in 2017 with a comfort climate heating system.
After I developed dry skin, my husband bought a humidity meter.
These show an average humidity of about 25%.
We have already tried several things: humidifiers, ventilation, hanging laundry, leaving doors open when showering/bathing, setting up plants...
Unfortunately not really successful. I don’t want to constantly hang laundry in the living areas and I’m not completely comfortable with the humidifiers.
Is this normal in wooden houses?
Does anyone have experience with this?
I am thankful for every post!
Thank you and best regards
Minuk
a few months ago we moved into a wooden house (prefabricated house) built new in 2017 with a comfort climate heating system.
After I developed dry skin, my husband bought a humidity meter.
These show an average humidity of about 25%.
We have already tried several things: humidifiers, ventilation, hanging laundry, leaving doors open when showering/bathing, setting up plants...
Unfortunately not really successful. I don’t want to constantly hang laundry in the living areas and I’m not completely comfortable with the humidifiers.
Is this normal in wooden houses?
Does anyone have experience with this?
I am thankful for every post!
Thank you and best regards
Minuk