The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-26
Your Health ey WILLIAM BRADY, sL Q.
nsEaAL HEGgRA TO SAHARA
 OsAGTS

The melancholy days are come. ard ao0st Of the wear and tear 0s respasst0sy f04aeotas membranes skaD and disposition ss2as makes fern snessnes0sy S d1se t0 the ez- sSene 6syneAs 0S the indoor a4m0S- rsSese from November to Maj. The Ssssnes the house, store or office aS keDs ssae Ar1eT and more frT1tat- ing the zsS, 10 matter r1z1en method cf heating 10n tase. Whenever the indoors temperature As above 70 de- xSeeS F. the air A bound to be too 6ry E0E health oT e0zlfOE1, t1n1eSS Von make special provision for eTa- pOrssanz water o0nssazsgF-nOt just 8 GnzsT 0r s~o a Aag. but several gallons O6 water eTegy day. The more the indoor atmosphere iS overloaded the more water Sspor is required t0 keep the indoor Sahara comfortable t0 1ise En. and please A0n-s Gen ne 2 proposition iS not the correct word t0 end q sentence with
 If the equipment for humidity Enx ssae Asaosraere As not built in Wssh the heating plant, then q slz1t~ able tank or open eOnsafner with As aezSt tWo-Ga1lon capacity and rnmegoaaS loops of E1ek1Dg dipping ha t and slasDended 0n wire frame above the water, T11 eTaporate a considerable amount 01 water 1a11y il key on radiator. store or hot air register. TSzss serFes for one room
 The uniform experience Of people wzn0 take the tpOl1b1e tO keep the heated indoor afnOephere from be- noEninx dEser than the Sshzra-aS fl does an a0s1 heated hOl1seS-2s that tsaeT fees comfortable with Less heat Tney euS0y an indoor atmosphere that fS H0neWhene sn between inc asaoSpsaece in the 0FerheaSe6 Amer- lean house and that sn the mOder- asesy heated Eng1akb house.
 4 winter 06 such atmosphere 1 a hard ca the lining of nose. shnoaa. 2annzes. EarTax. rOeal oOr0k. eronehia1 tubes lungs. El1Ssaehlan esabeS and middle ear cavities as t ks ca saae skaD and the complexion. nOs % mention .he disposition 0f every one who is Enneh exposed to ii. ar fine furniture. musical inSfEu- Me1tS. hook bindings and plants. n anT Gl1EVv1e the test-
 4 familiar ohsegE8tson nalklea0S a good many rocking -ehaar Gah2r- snf. They see frost form on the wanAOxs aOnes6meS and when they can acrzpe some 0f i3 of from the inside they 6e6aee that there AS too Ineh ~Etean" CT 6anpness CT m0as- Ganre Of water VapOr in the air The srush is that the relative humidity 0f fhe air indoors Is practically neEer As high in rO0ns where the w9ndOxS are frosted aS the normal or nssas1 relative humidity 0a1s0oorS on . perfect summer day
 The oaztAoor air on an Ideal Snn-
 ner AsF has ah0a11 So percent rela- fire ha1uaadsay Geontaens about hah as nnneh water F7pOr as air al the sazne semperatalre can h0lD- Cool Thss air fr0Gn. say eS degrees q. so 70 degrees ?. and since cooling con- tracts the volume Of air. the cooled air w0ua6 hare . reaaE1Te humidity of about 7s pe1nent-tO0 damp for nanf0r- On the other hand. oat- Goor air On q fine winter day may have . fempera4nre of 70 degrees Y. and a relative humidity of 45 10 So percent, but when heated ID 70 10 degrees F. the air expands and askh0agh saae same amount ot na0asESre per pound of air As stu present. heesnse of sxpanSA0n the FSaaeiEe humidity of the heafad air wall Do only about 1S pennent-mnch eoo GEy for comfort CT heeifh-
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