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"No, not just from the clay. It's coming from the air, from living things in the house like people, plants, and pets, from the gas water heater and furnace, cooking, the dishwasher, showers, laundry, etc. Anything that's burning natural gas or using water will be putting moisture into the house environment. Clay will be a smaller cause than probably anything else, unless you have a lot of pots sitting out to dry. In my studio I'll often have 40+ bats full of pots sitting open and it doesn't make a noticeable difference. It would depend on the size of the room, though, and the air flow. I wouldn't expect it to affect rooms beyond the studio, though.\n "
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