dehumidifier required

Innys

A.Penny.Saved wrote: »

Not sleeping with bedroom door closed should help cut down the humidity. Open windows during the day to dry and air the place. The bedroom will get humid from breathing during the night, especially if the door is closed. I always sleep with mine open and so did my parents, except for those times when do not disturb was needed.:rotfl:

This won't do much to reduce humidity in the curre t weather. I live in the South East and the exterior humidity is mostly over 80% so opening the window is likely to make things worse.

Kernel_Sanders

cyclonebri1 wrote: »

Tooooooooooooooooooo much information or not enough??;);):D

As it's about his own parents, then far too much!

cyclonebri1

Innys wrote: »

This won't do much to reduce humidity in the curre t weather. I live in the South East and the exterior humidity is mostly over 80% so opening the window is likely to make things worse.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

You poor hard done to southerner, ;), up north we simply drag in a dry sheep, but that's for a different forum:o:o:o:o;)

Innys

cyclonebri1 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

You poor hard done to southerner, ;), up north we simply drag in a dry sheep, but that's for a different forum:o:o:o:o;)

The humidity "oop North" is even higher - it's nearly 90% in Thurso, according to the BBC. You won't be able to find many dry sheep outside in that humidity.

cyclonebri1

Innys wrote: »

The humidity "oop North" is even higher - it's nearly 90% in Thurso, according to the BBC. You won't be able to find many dry sheep outside in that humidity.

That was my point Inny, softies don't get it so thanks for explaining, soggy sheep anyone?