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All the vents are still there..bought a couple of units to try to deal with the evaporation thats how I have a idea how much water I'm losing plus the amount I have to replace I've had a few different company's in and they all said it's the fish tank I've replaced most things in the tank that causes heat but just slowed it down the loss of water.. But the mood still keeps coming


I got two paid 500 each one there industrial if I close the sitting room doors I can get up to 5 Ltrs over night during the summer

gunnered72 wrote: Drying clothes is another big one for causing humidity....

When running dehumidifiers you need to keep all doors and windows closed in the area your using the dehumidifier in..If you run a dehumidifier in a room with open windows (especially on rainy days) you are just drawing in humidity from outside....

Another way to dehumidify a room is to open out the windows and direct the airflow of a BIG fan out the window (but this only works on dry warmer days)

If its raining keep your windows closed!![/quote
Are dryer is out in are garage and cooking lol not much of that done either

Ireland have in general high humidity levels, so you need to exchange air alot in house to prevent it.
If you insulate house the air circulation get even worse.
Assuming you own the house I suggest to install air ventilation with heat recovery system. This will ensure that insulating house was not waste of money, as only other way to circulate fresh air is to keep windows open, which mean loosing heat from house.

Tom

I know the system ur on about but at this stage if I have to spend more on the house just for the tank I think she's going to lose her mind

Feel for yeh dude this sucks, and it has me paranoid about getting a bigger tank now

Its not just about the tank which is obviously big contributor.

I have read about study on insulated houses and apartments which raised issue with air circulation. For family house you need around 40l of fresh air per hour to maintain healthy environment. They researched number of houses and detected increased number of health issues due to lack of fresh air.
It make sense if you think about healing by breathing high oxygen air which is used successfully in athletics and other sports.

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hi , raining hard here in tallaght ,outside humidity now is 86% inside no heating on at present is 53% just to give some idea of how it changes .Robert

Ok guys after looking at all the comments and getting in many a company to look at the problem in the house the fish is causing the problem but it's the house to we have a floating floor which is caring all the problems if I had a newer house it wouldn't be a fifth of the problem.. I live on the top of the hill so the wind hits us a little more so the cold gets under the house which is causing a cold bridge and with the heat on in the house that's what's causing the problem so looks like I have to get rid of my tank unless I want to run the dehumidifiers 24/7.. So will be putting everything up for sale.. Or I can get rid of the wife I think the tank cost less to run