Low winter humidity

All that went into the air overnight. Curious how much it is, I measured. The humidifier's reservoir holds 8½ cups (~68 ounces). What's left this morning is 1¼ cups (10 ounces). So overnight 58 ounces of water — almost ½ gallon — went into the air of our home.

This is pretty lame, but no post for yesterday so I still have some standards…

Looking back
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 3 years ago: “More old stuff…”
 4 years ago: “65th Anniversary”
 5 years ago: “Cruisin’ in the water lettuce”
 6 years ago: “Lipstick plant”
 7 years ago: “Five years later: Much more intricate!”
 8 years ago: “Pseudogynoxys cummingii”
 9 years ago: “Blue (or “Touchdown!”?)”
10 years ago: “Snow routes”

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[Mags]

Nice! Heating units do sap the moisture in the air.

[Esther Rosenberg]

So much humidity in Florida, we need to zap the humidity out of our air ;)
Nice info.

[Rick Schies]

It is amazing how they work. Dehumidifiers the same way. How do they pull out all that moisture