dehumidifier

Naw. K Falls is on the dry side of the state.

My son lives in central FL and uses a couple of containers of Damp-Rid in his 36' 5th wheel trailer. I doubt your going to have a humidity issue while in storage up there.
Here in OK its dry enough I don't use a thing year round.

Thanks, sorry for late reply
never received an email.

I use a couple Davis Air Dryers...one 1000 and one 500 I our rig during the winter months while we are not camping. Simple and easy.

ThanksDH
I have a 1000
I dont think it costs to much to run

We have not put a dehumidifier in our rig in years. We have very similar weather as K-Falls and it just isn't needed. Park it under the shed and keep it looking new


Chris

Thanks
cant wait to get it built
wont be done unil August, but will be ready for winter.
of course, I hope to be in the south then

SH wrote:
I use a couple Davis Air Dryers...one 1000 and one 500 I our rig during the winter months while we are not camping. Simple and easy.

Thanks to the link for these. What I can't understand about them -- where does the water go? It's set up in an enclosed space -- not vented to the exterior -- and "dries the air", which means removing water vapor from the air and lowering the ambient RH. But where does the water go? It must still be there somewhere?????

EDIT:

Ok, just figured it out. It's not a really a dehumidifier, it's a small heater that causes the air to circulate, hopefully permitting it to be vented to the outside. I'm not sure that will work here on Vancouver Island, where the ambient RH is near 100% most nights, all winter long.

Ventilation by its nature, allows moist warm air to escape. But it is being replaced with cool, near 100% RH air, from the outside. Looks like we need a dehumidifier that actually removes the water from the air, and saves it in a small vat for manual dumping.