We've got an old draughty victorian terrace but everywhere seems to be around 45% with the exception of the dining room at the back which is in the low 50's. I thought it would be higher than that so I'm pleasantly surprised. We have a heat pump dryer so never dry clothes in the house and with the exception of when we have guests staying only shower/bath in the bathroom in the loft conversion which has much better insulation/ventilation than the rest of the house so maybe that's why the humidity isn't higher?
We've got an old draughty victorian terrace but everywhere seems to be around 45% with the exception of the dining room at the back which is in the low 50's. I thought it would be higher than that so I'm pleasantly surprised. We have a heat pump dryer so never dry clothes in the house and with the exception of when we have guests staying only shower/bath in the bathroom in the loft conversion which has much better insulation/ventilation than the rest of the house so maybe that's why the humidity isn't higher?