How to Dehumidify without power.
Have 32 ft, Class C with front entertainment center (no large open space over the cab). Where currently parked for winter no elec available. Currently using some Dri-Z Air, using two bags with one...
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Reviving a topic here, hope that's okay.
We've had our 30' JayFlight for about 18 months now and only use it on the weekends because we both still work full time. :( We've used DampRid buckets until now and they seem to work okay but we've been thinking that it might be time to invest in an electric unit to avoid constantly replacing chemicals. We are out every other weekend and between trips our camper usually sits in our driveway. We do have a storage unit that is covered but not enclosed. We usually only store it when we aren't going out for 3 weeks or more. Not often but it does happen.
For those of you who are more experienced than we are, a couple of questions. If power is not an issue (we are not equipped to boondock so we are always plugged in), and we stay mostly in central to northeast Texas where we have humidity in the summer but it's not like being on a coast, which is your preferred method, brand, etc.:
1) Electric or Chemical?
2) If Electric, brand? Model?
3) If chemical, brand and container preference?
Any and all comments, suggestions, etc. appreciated.
We've had our 30' JayFlight for about 18 months now and only use it on the weekends because we both still work full time. :( We've used DampRid buckets until now and they seem to work okay but we've been thinking that it might be time to invest in an electric unit to avoid constantly replacing chemicals. We are out every other weekend and between trips our camper usually sits in our driveway. We do have a storage unit that is covered but not enclosed. We usually only store it when we aren't going out for 3 weeks or more. Not often but it does happen.
For those of you who are more experienced than we are, a couple of questions. If power is not an issue (we are not equipped to boondock so we are always plugged in), and we stay mostly in central to northeast Texas where we have humidity in the summer but it's not like being on a coast, which is your preferred method, brand, etc.:
1) Electric or Chemical?
2) If Electric, brand? Model?
3) If chemical, brand and container preference?
Any and all comments, suggestions, etc. appreciated.
