[Greenbuilding] humidity

[natural building]

Lateral thinking John.

You are right that it doesn't remove humidity, but smoothing out the peaks and troughs is a very effective way of dealing with humidity.
Obviously not quite enough in Gennaro's situation.

I was just thinking of the environment before recommending an energy-dependant system.
(This is the 'green' building forum, after all! :)

Regards,
Steve Satow

www.naturalbuildingsite.net
naturalbuilding at shaw.ca

On 2011-08-27, at 1:42 PM, John Straube wrote:

> Earth plaster is hygric mass. Smooths out peaks and valleys but does not remove humidity.  
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