"Robert, as everyone here knows, people do stupid things. Running a humidifier when its already too humid is not exempt. I would bet there are more people that don't know what their humidity level should bethan those that do."
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Chad Robinson replied to Eric M. Fletcher's discussion Winter condensation on windows in a house that is very well insulated.Chad Robinson replied to Eric M. Fletcher's discussion Winter condensation on windows in a house that is very well insulated."My point was, the humidifier was running when the house was already to humid. The house was tight."
Chad Robinson replied to Eric M. Fletcher's discussion Winter condensation on windows in a house that is very well insulated."This may be obvious, but the worst humidity problem I've seen in a tight house was caused by a whole house humidifier set on high."
Chad Robinson replied to Eric Sperline's discussion Residential ventilation levels"Michael - It is great to see that there are some folks out there thinking. Building science folks are the ones that preach you have to test before you know... But when it comes to ventilation we take a one size fits all approach. …"
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- At 12:52pm on August 18, 2011,
Diane Chojnowski said… Hi Chad,
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