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This my sound really stupid, but can you explain how increased humidity in the coop could lead to frostbite?
I was just wondering. I kind of thought that it was good to have the air a little humid because it makes the air
around you feel warmer.
Thanks
Increased humidity tends to cause frost to form whereas in dry air that doesn't happen. The frost lands on bare skin and causes burns or "frostbite".
Ok, Thanks for making that more clear for me. Maybe I will add extra ventilation to my coop as well.
This my sound really stupid, but can you explain how increased humidity in the coop could lead to frostbite?
I was just wondering. I kind of thought that it was good to have the air a little humid because it makes the air
around you feel warmer.
Thanks
Increased humidity tends to cause frost to form whereas in dry air that doesn't happen. The frost lands on bare skin and causes burns or "frostbite".
Ok, Thanks for making that more clear for me. Maybe I will add extra ventilation to my coop as well.
