It only tells me increased profits for their little circle. Most profits are protected by law in this country. I don't believe this is universal across the world. Some governments are harder to influence by commercial money. Likely, those places have better designed windows.
That makes no sense. I don't have a condensation problem. It's more logical for people having this problem to run the experiment and report back for the benefit of humanity.
They shouldn't. I am offering a solution, even you believe will work to a degree. The solution is free to take as people please.
It's not free. More gas will be used to bring the temperature back up. You are literally throwing money out the window.
The small dehumidifiers are rated at 40-50W. Treat it as a 50W heater that also removes moisture. If running a dim 50W bulb equivalent is concerning, then just run it during the warmest time of the room. The warm air carries more water then.
I do heat with gas, and since changing from using a dehumidifier to ventilating the property correctly I have not noticed any increased gas usage. The cost of the gas has gone up of course, but the volume used has not changed beyond the normal fluctuations caused by varying outside temperatures.
A 50w electrical heater will cost 3 times as much as 50w of gas heating. Electricity is approximately 3 times the price of gas, per kWh.
The energy you use for venting your house every day would cost a lot more than £200 a year of food to compensate. So, you put in the work and still end up paying more.
To bring a room from exterior temperature to normal room temperate would probably cost 10x 50w of gas.
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