Static electricity SOLVED p4
I have dry skin (have to wet my finger to activate touch screen) but my wife gets sparks (!) as well. The issue did not exist in CA, where we used to live in higher humidity area and was lesser issu...
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coolmom42 wrote:
You need probably 2 humidifiers for an entire living area. 1/2 gallon of water in 8 hours is barely enough to change it. Also set some pots of water around by your heating sources, whatever type of heat you have. A humidifier in a central forced air system is great.
50% relative humidity is generally the max comfortable. At least 30% is ideal.
Yes, a 1/2 gallon in 8 hours isn't going to do much. I used to have two large floor model humidifiers in my office. I went through two, 2 gallon buckets of water a day and that was just for my office. For a house you need larger floor model humidifiers that hold about four gallons of water and fill them once a day.
Bill
