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10-13-2008, 06:06 PM
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A quick tip I was doing some pre winter house maintenance and I noticed my fresh air intake for the furnace was completely plugged with dirt and junk I cleaned it up and HOLY my humdity has dropped from 67% down to 50-47% it has taken about a week to get this low I did notice a drop after a few hours of cleaning the intake. So to sum it all up check your fresh air intakes it could save you alot of time wiping down windows
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10-14-2008, 04:28 AM
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i just installed a regular bathroom fan and vented it outside, nwo if i notice the humidity is up i turn the fan on, it would be easy to wire it into a humidty switch, a few manufacturers make them for bathroom use so they turn the fan on automatically when you have a shower, they usually have a dial between 10-100% so you can set it where you want it to be.
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10-14-2008, 01:30 PM
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Im getting one my Friend down the street rom me has over 1200 gal of water in fish tanks. His house was sitting at 80-85% humidity in his home, after installing it he ran the unit for 2 days and brought the air down to a wopping 30 %. BEWARE when using it thou you dont want to bring the air down to fast. what ever your house is sitting at with humid air says its 70 % only take it down 10% at a time.
My friend has problems of the walls cracking from the humid air and suckign it out over a course of a 2 day period. but they do work thou...
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