Trust me - You are not the exception to the rule
Every manufacturer of a printer will have a specification stated somewhere in the user manual regarding the acceptable ranges of temperature and relative humidity required for best performance.
That is certainly an important set of guidelines that not only should be adhered, but must be adhered to in order to validate the manufacturers warranty.
Now in my opinion another important factor is maintaining relatively constant temperature and humidity too. So by that I mean set your workroom temperature to say 21 degC and humidity to at least 45% and keep it like that
Trust me - You are not the exception to the rule
Every manufacturer of a printer will have a specification stated somewhere in the user manual regarding the acceptable ranges of temperature and relative humidity required for best performance.
That is certainly an important set of guidelines that not only should be adhered, but must be adhered to in order to validate the manufacturers warranty.
Now in my opinion another important factor is maintaining relatively constant temperature and humidity too. So by that I mean set your workroom temperature to say 21 degC and humidity to at least 45% and keep it like that