Interior Mold Control During the Winter
Looking for advice based on experience. :@ The humidity here is normally 80 to 100 percent. Which has worked better for your RT, a small dry heat source or a dehumidifier?
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Thanks guys for the replies. Yes I have access to ac. I have a 800 watt parabolic heater inside on the mid setting, near the shower drain pointing to the rear. The WC, lower and upper doors are all open. Current exterior temp is 45F, but we had a cold snap a week back with several days in the low 20F's.
On that "At less than 60 dollars each they are doing a great job of holding the moisture down", any idea on operating temp for a dehumidifier? Are they the DC model? We are thinking (me anyway) :Wof doing a trial cold camping weekend,(RT was winterized last month.)and I would use it during the evenings while boon docking. Average temps until April hover between 30 to 48F here. Using the dehumidifier while parked on the apron by the house will be the majority of its day to day use.
On that "At less than 60 dollars each they are doing a great job of holding the moisture down", any idea on operating temp for a dehumidifier? Are they the DC model? We are thinking (me anyway) :Wof doing a trial cold camping weekend,(RT was winterized last month.)and I would use it during the evenings while boon docking. Average temps until April hover between 30 to 48F here. Using the dehumidifier while parked on the apron by the house will be the majority of its day to day use.
