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Old 01-30-14, 08:19 AM   #3
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Rob,

A low indoor winter humidity is a symptom of excess air infiltration. Outside air, at 32 F has a certain amount of moisture, but this humidity decreases rapidly as the air temp is increased.

Great time to do a FLIR or other IR test by turning on all house exhaust fans.

Just read AC's comment - we agree.

Steve
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