Eva Dry dehumidifier units
Has anyone used the Eva Dry dehumidifier units in their RV that is in storage during the hot humid summer? If so, is it accurate that they will shut off automatically and never allow any liquid to com...
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Lynnmor wrote:
I don't know how they keep selling these "snake oil" units. To remove humidity (water) from the air, the water needs to be collected and disposed of outside.
Agree 100%. I tried the Dry Z Air and Eva Dry and, while they do remove some moisture, they were too small to make any noticeable difference in our RV. I didn't realize how poor they worked until we bought a real, plug into the wall dehumidifier. In the summer, that thing will pull out a gallon or more every day, and our RV is NOTICEABLY drier. I never felt a difference with the DryZAir and Eva Dry. Those products might be okay for a closet or cabinet, but not for an entire RV.
