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    Re: HVAC system and humidity

    KMG’s suggestion for a humidifier is probably the way that I would go for a quick and inexpensive fix. I do use a smaller one in my daughter’s room at night, and it keeps her room right around 55%. Typically, my house is sitting somewhere in the low 40s so that’s a pretty good increase for just a little money. Sometimes during the winter when the heat sucks all my humidity out I'll move it into the snake room for a few hours during the day and it sorts my issue out for me.

    Daski mentioned making some alterations to your HVAC, which is a great idea too if you want to help keep the humidity in your whole house at a higher level. As a matter of fact, Snake Discovery, who’s one of my favorite family-friendly youtubers, installed a system like this in their “zoo.” Instead of having to worry about individual enclosures they’re able to just control the humidity in their entire building from one panel.
    Last edited by Hugsplox; 11-23-2021 at 09:14 AM.

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