you'll learn what types of dehumidifiers are available and how
you can get the best results out of the dehumidifier you have.
But first, read on to next page to find out exactly how a
dehumidifier does its work. when you live in the equator or near
a coastal region, you probably hear your local weatherman say
the word "humidity" all too often. But no matter where you are,
you've surely experienced it that muggy, heavy feeling that
fills the air, often when it's rainy, foggy or hot outside. It
can make your hair frizzy and may seem to dampen everything,
including your mood.When people complain about humidity, for the
most part they're talking about relative humidity. Depending on
temperature, air can hold a fixed amount of water vapor;
relative humidity is the ratio of actual vapor in the air to
this fixed amount. For example, at a temperature of 68 degrees
Fahrenheit (20 degrees Celsius), one cubic meter (35 cubic feet)
of air can hold about 18 grams (.6 ounces) of water. This would
be a state of saturation,