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wrote:
we when you heat air the humidity level drops a lot, higher humidity
appears warmer so you can run a lower temperature and save energy

Yeah, can't believe he really lives on the east coast. It's only
really humid here July/August. And humidifier, as you pointed out, is
useful in winter, when without one, with it cold outside, the inside
humidity can get very low. Maybe he likes getting static shocks?