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Old 08-24-2005, 09:04 PM   #1
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Humidex System
Has anyone had a Humidex system installed? Do they work? Cost of system?

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Old 08-24-2005, 10:25 PM   #2
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That sounds similar to the "desert air" systems that we install for indoor pool areas. They work great. If you have such a high normal moisture load in your home that you would consider installing a humidex system to lower the humidity in the entire home, the better move might be to find the source of the objectionable moisture.
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That sounds similar to the "desert air" systems that we install for indoor pool areas. They work great. If you have such a high normal moisture load in your home that you would consider installing a humidex system to lower the humidity in the entire home, the better move might be to find the source of the objectionable moisture.
What do you consider a "high" moisture load indoor for summer?
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