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2 days agoI think technically what we call humidity is actually relative humidity, so it can go below zero. Ture humidity can’t of course.


I think technically what we call humidity is actually relative humidity, so it can go below zero. Ture humidity can’t of course.


Doesn’t SoCal sometimes have negative humidity? 20% seems pretty high to say it works in the desert.
I looked it up. It is something to do with how the sensors work. Under certain conditions they will report negative. Either way, the point was, I don’t see this machine being able to do much if it needs around 20%…