What is a healthy humidity level for the home when you are using a wood stove? And where should you measure it? Close to the stove or completely opposite of where the stove resides?
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30% and when it is really cold outside a little less. Much over that and windows and walls will start having condensation on them.
And where do you take that measurement? Close to stove or opposite location? Does it even matter?
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I have humidistats in the center of the first floor and the center of the upstairs. Where we live and breathe.
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