how to regulate
Exhaust fan speeds, exhaust fan intervals, humidifier
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Obviously it’s cold where you live it’s either wintertime so i believe a space heater will being ur humidity up but i wouldnt put it ur tent i would have a box fan in front of one of the air vents in ur tent and u have the heater behind the air but dont put it to close to the fan and apart from that a humidifier
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If you can’t get a humidifier, a bowl of water with a rag in the bowl and a corner of said rag hanging out. Helps in smaller spaces.
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Humidity is the measure of how full the air is of moisture. 22% RH means the air currently holds 22% of the max it can hold at that temp. Pretty dry. Cold air can’t hold as much moisture as warm air, so when the cold, damp air at 90% humidity come inside it’s warmed up and becomes 15% RH. Same air, same amount of water, different temperature. It’s why your skin itches and lips are chapped in the winter - the air inside has too low humidity. Adding a heater will lower the humidity, not increase it.
To add humidity to your space you’ll have to focus on a small environment (inside the tent) and not try to boost the whole house. Turn off the exhaust and use the rag and bowl trick.
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Hang up soaking wet towels