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I once worked at a place where I was responsible for monitoring and optimizing the humidity in a warehouse that housed $100,000 worth of coffee. I spent most of the summer emptying dehumidifiers twice daily and most of the winter filling humidifiers at least once per day. I am sure that it wasn’t just the coffee that benefited from my labor. Living and/or working in a dry indoor environment can lead to health problems like dry skin, cracked lips, sore throats and even sinus headaches. When I kept the humidity above 35% at work and at home, I didn’t suffer from these problems. Guidelines vary, but most groups recommend a range of indoor humidity of between 20 and 50 percent.

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