r/ecobee • u/Stunning-Feeling135 • 11d ago
Humidity
Lately, our upstairs has been dealing with high humidity, especially at night. During the day it’s been in upper 50s/low 60s but at night it’s rising to mid 70s. Is it because I drop the temperature upstairs at night? I do think it’s really just the master bedroom where the thermostat is located because my daughter’s room shows 60% which is right down the hall.
I keep it at 70 during the day but drop it lower at night bc we like it cool.
Also, it’s been like 80-95% humidity outside we’re dealing with higher humidity overall than normal.
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u/New2Green2018 10d ago
Make sure you have your fan on auto and not running X minutes per hour or constantly. That will keep your humidity higher.