primitive
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Hey people,
In my new setup I'm running into RH problems for the first time, and before getting a dehumidifier there's a thought that's been bugging me:
If I'm exhausting the air from the room 24/7, won't the dehumidifier just be lowering the RH for a couple minutes before new humid air is brought in? It's been raining a lot so my intake air is 80's-100 humidity. I also just switched from two to five gal. buckets, so there's more moist material in the room. So, it seems to me like a dehumidifier would only work in a sealed room setup but I don't really know, has anyone used one in a vented room w/ success?
And of course any other solutions are welcome.
In my new setup I'm running into RH problems for the first time, and before getting a dehumidifier there's a thought that's been bugging me:
If I'm exhausting the air from the room 24/7, won't the dehumidifier just be lowering the RH for a couple minutes before new humid air is brought in? It's been raining a lot so my intake air is 80's-100 humidity. I also just switched from two to five gal. buckets, so there's more moist material in the room. So, it seems to me like a dehumidifier would only work in a sealed room setup but I don't really know, has anyone used one in a vented room w/ success?
And of course any other solutions are welcome.