A router would be different though. It would keep the same radius regardless of building geometry as it’s signal degrades with physical distance from its antenna.
A dehumidifier works by running air through it and removing moisture then exhausting the now dry air out. The dry air would then intermix back into the room’s air, lowering it’s total humidity level. It may take a little more time based on the turbidity of the rooms air, but a dehumidifier would have the capacity to dry a .25x20x24m the same as a 3x5x8m room as both contain the same amount of air in their 120m³.
… People would be more likely to know the area of their home/floors vs the total volume…
When’s the last time you saw a real estate ad with cubic inches/feet/meters on it?
This makes perfect sense.
Well yeah but it’s still funny when thought of in the way the caption says
They assume 8-9ft ceilings.
Wrong. People assume metric ceilings. The area in question is also measured in metric.
Yeah, OP fundamentally misunderstanding. Also see: Specs of every wireless router.
A router would be different though. It would keep the same radius regardless of building geometry as it’s signal degrades with physical distance from its antenna.
A dehumidifier works by running air through it and removing moisture then exhausting the now dry air out. The dry air would then intermix back into the room’s air, lowering it’s total humidity level. It may take a little more time based on the turbidity of the rooms air, but a dehumidifier would have the capacity to dry a .25x20x24m the same as a 3x5x8m room as both contain the same amount of air in their 120m³.
Edit: added units