Humidity! How to drop 20-30% in an hour.
So we're camping this past 9 days in all kinds of weather. Heat, cool, thunderstorms, dry, you get the picture. We're in our HTT with PUGs. Humidity was really high outside at times, which we didn'...
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mlts22 wrote:
The only downside of the dehumidifier is that it takes up a good chunk of space. It can go in the bathtub, of course.
Strangely enough, I've seen some overhead A/C units advertising a separate dehumidifer to help with the fact that RV A/Cs tend to cool quicker than they remove humidity.
I picked up a very small one from Lowes that pumped the humidity out of my RV in minutes. Took up less space than a small ceramic heater. You had the choice of using a drain hose or removing it from a collection cup. First hour or so it took a lot of water out of the air and then after it caught up I only had to drain the cup once a day. MAde a BIG difference in how well my AC cooled the RV. Actually the only reason I bought one was after a mobile repair guy told me to buy one to help the AC while I was down in Florida.
