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I have a dehumidifier (just one) that is placed indoors in the house in a "central" location (maybe not perfectly center, but close). Obviously, the local humidity around the machine will get sucked out of the air and turn to water. But, would the humidity in a different part of the house be affected? As in, would less moisture in the air in the center of the house mean that the higher moisture in the air in other parts start to "even" out and "fill in" the less moisture area in the center again?
Or, would you have to physically carry the dehumidifier (mine is quite large) and plug it in and run it in different parts of a house? The latter seems a pain in the butt, but I'd be willing to do it if it helped.
Just thought maybe you wouldn't need to, as humidity may "even out" in a room/house/enclosed space on its own from some physical laws. Thanks!
Or, would you have to physically carry the dehumidifier (mine is quite large) and plug it in and run it in different parts of a house? The latter seems a pain in the butt, but I'd be willing to do it if it helped.
Just thought maybe you wouldn't need to, as humidity may "even out" in a room/house/enclosed space on its own from some physical laws. Thanks!