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Mine is in the low 70s, which is part of the reason I got a dehumidifier.
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Mine is 60-75%. I actually came here to post about this. I'm thinking of buying two small 12L dehumidifiers. One for downstairs in dining room and one upstairs in guest room where we dry clothes.
Was going to go with Meaco Arete One 12L but out of stock everywhere. Any other suggestions? Don't currently have a Which sub so any help appreciated.
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How often do you have it on & is it expensive to run?
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on the humidity chat - for anyone in an old-ish (victorian/edwardian) house, what’s your average RH%?
I'm in a flat built in the 30s and mine's around 60%, though we have stripped floorboards, air bricks, and central heating up to max. On the other hand we also dry all our clothes indoors, so swings and wotsits.
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Currently fitting an MVHR as part of an ongoing victorian renovation, so whatever we want it to be (between 50 and 65 would be fine, 40 feels too dry, etc).
Trying to airtight seal the envelope of an older house is proving interesting.
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on the humidity chat - for anyone in an old-ish (victorian/edwardian) house, what’s your average RH%?
Ours is about 58-65ish most of the time, with low 50s when the dehumidifier is on (semi open plan downstairs)