Thoughts? How do you manage to get out more power than you put in? More seriously. I found the thread on a search for deumidifiers. Did you go with a dehumidifer in the end and if so how well did it work. I'm considering getting a dehumidifer for the garage. The garage is partly built into the house and partly a single skin extension at the front of the house. It also has the washing machine, tumble dryer and a chest freezer in there so lots of opportunity to get damp build up. I could ventilate more but already do that which doesn't solve the problem totally and it means effectively chilling a room in the house and making the rest of the house colder. So would a dehumidifier be the way to go? pros? cons? |
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alice |
It's not as simple as all that. You would do well to talk to these people
http://www.dry-it-out.com/ Plenty of info on the website and very helpful on the phone. |
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Jb |
Coincidentally I'd already found that web site and rejected it as their web site didn't appear to even make a distinction between compressor and dessicant dehumidifiers. I'm sure they sell both but as there was no filter to select one or the other and the quick descriptions didn't distinguish them I went elsewhere. | ||
yummersetter |
A lot of the local suppliers round here are out of stock of dehumidifiers except the most expensive models. | ||
Jb |
Ok, does anyone have recommendations for a dehumidifer.
Needs to be portable as it will move between garage, studio and house. Needs to be a dessicant model so so it can run in a cold studio or garage. Other than that it just needs to be reliable and preferably cheap to run and buy. (Requirements in that order) |