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Originally Posted by Schraderbrau
I'm seeing a bit upstairs in our bedroom but that is about the only place. My biggest worry is we have hard wood floors and I have always read the you want to keep your humidity above 40% or the wood can dry out. Is there truth to that or am I worrying for no reason?
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I was told by a builder sup that the humidity in your house should be between 30-40% otherwise you'll start seeing sort of waves in your hardwood floors.
Keeping it at that level also helps keep ice buildup on your windows low and prevents wood rot on your window sill and sides. If you have blinds you should lift them a couple inches to help dry out any moisture behind them.