How many quarts of water needed to raise humidity in house?

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Dry bulb (regular) air temperature is in the scale at the bottom. Relative humidity is in the curves. Trace up from 20 C until you get to 30%, then go from that point straight to the right to the edge where it gives you humidity ratio.

At 30% RH, air has an absolute humidity of 4.5 grams of water per kg of air.

At 40% RH, air has an absolute humidity of 6 grams of water per kg of air.

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