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@GLUREK_ mines at about 53% and I'd consider that on the more dry side tbh?? 32 is insane to me I think id like insta-die or smthn

@RandomizedToxin 32% right now

I grew up with a German parent, so imagine my surprise when I moved out and realized people do not open their windows. My roommates were SHOCKED when I would air the house out in the morning 😭 what do u mean youve never heard of air being stale

@GLUREK_ WHAAATTT no way that's insane????? like I 100% believe you but that is absolutely confounding

@RandomizedToxin i need to run humidifier for 8 hours straight its 4 feet tall machine that takes 16 gallons of water, to get over 50% humidity And i live in big city 7th floor apartment in moderate climate

@GLUREK_ WHOA WHAT?? I don't think I've even experienced humidity below like 30%. my state usually stays around 75% so that's absolutely baffling to me I didn't even know that could happen?? like I heard that some people get nosebleeds from dry air but I thought that was an exaggeration

@RandomizedToxin I literally have to use humidifier few times a week, i was considering getting AC but the fact that i would have even drier air made me ditch the idea. Im already bleeding from nostrils and before i got the humidifier instead of AC i had humidity below 10%. It was also 4x cheaper

@szand idk man I think it depends cause I'm pretty sure certain types of AC have an intake on some sort? idk tho

@RandomizedToxin @faith_vtch AC does not exchange air, just changes its temperature

@janaxolotl Eh, I live in Alabama, its usually pretty necessary. It also works as heating in the winter so yknow I do turn it off sometimes so I can have windows open if its a really nice day, but only now and then tbh

@RandomizedToxin @faith_vtch So you keep your aircon on at all times?? 😳 Like, not only when it’s really really hot in summer? No matter the temperature, always?? This is crazy

@ev55728 I live in a very pollen heavy area that gets VERY hot and humid in the summer(like 90-100f), so opening a window wouldn't always help "^^

@RandomizedToxin @faith_vtch Why burden your electricity bill running AC day in day out, when it's enough to open the window?

@GLUREK_ I'm gonna be honest I live in a really humid area, so i never considered that ac could be dry to some people >3>

@RandomizedToxin @faith_vtch yesss feed me some AC dry fumes so my nostrils can bleed daily, instead of getting 10 min of fresh air in my room to get the dust and other shit discarded

@londo402 That's true, but recirculation definitely helps

@RandomizedToxin @faith_vtch recirculating isnt the same as fresh air

@teacup_draws is that Clint Barton Hawkeye cookie

THERE IS NO FUCKING WAY.

@7LMia7L i think that's true in some areas, but I live directly in the pollen bowl so I suppose I hadnt thought about that "^^

@RandomizedToxin @faith_vtch Even still, the windows should be opened every day. Fresh air can never be replaced by AC...unless you're asthmatic or have other issues with pollen etc.

@LindaAizlewood airplanes have some sort of air circulation, air going "stale" isn't about it being reused, its about it not moving.

@RandomizedToxin @faith_vtch The same air going round and round like on an aeroplane, doesn't go stale?

@TamaraLBennett1 ohhhhh wait that clears things up a lot actually! I didn't know central AC wasn't as common up north :0

@RandomizedToxin @faith_vtch no, you are talking about 2 diff things. central air = 1 AC (HVAC) unit for an entire house - a box that sits outside the house. air comes out of vents. 1 can also have ceiling fans in a room. c central air is standard here in the American S but not as common in the N.

@AlwaysGloves78 I mean like I said, I think it just depends lowkey

@RandomizedToxin I live in a hot climate and don’t have AC and have never seen anyone do this

@AlwaysGloves78 I suppose it depends on climate? I live in an area where people would genuinely die without access to ac, so idk man

@RandomizedToxin Na it does nothing, everyones got AC and even without it there’s no need, what a waste of time, but you do you

@AlwaysGloves78 It absolutely does, its the reason why "fresh air" is a term/phrase, id assume this is common knowledge

@RandomizedToxin @faith_vtch Hshahaha air doesn’t go stale, biggest waste of time ever, it’s just ppl making more work for themselves,

@faith_vtch Ohhhhh I misunderstood "^^ I guess it really does depend on the build of the house then!

@RandomizedToxin I am American lol, we have ceiling fans in some rooms sometimes. But that only circulates the room not throughout the house

@faith_vtch Oohh wait thats really interesting actually that might be different from how fans are in America, we usually have one on the ceiling in each major room, and they circulate colder air, but they can be switched to spin the other way in winter, which pushes hot air down

@RandomizedToxin We have a central air, there is a fan that pushes heat and air in all the rooms. We can turn the heat and air off and just turn on the fan so tbe air circulates through the home without any temperature change. I dont know if that explanation makes sense 😭

@faith_vtch Ohhh interesting! It could be a difference in the architecture of the house itself, I know American homes are built pretty differently from most of western Europe? I'm not actually sure what furnace fans mean in this context tho "^^

@RandomizedToxin I have my furnace fans on 24/7 even if AC and heat is off. I vacuum the intake vents weekly and I feel the air circulation is not enough at all.

@Cricketsparkz oh my god EXACTLY <//333333 you get it bro

@RandomizedToxin @_k1raqueen this is so real i have to read back everything i post like 30 times in case it accidentally says “i shove old ladies into speeding cars and i kill puppies for fun” and if i post it eveyrone will show up to my house with pitchforks and kill me

Not to vent on main but does anyone else feel like they’ve tricked everyone else into thinking they’re a good person and are actually evil and everyone will find out about them being evil and hate them forever or