Cold weather camping and sweating in closet
We went camping last weekend and the temperature dropped below freezing which wasn't a problem for the furnace or us. However, upon opening a couple of the overhead cabinets and the walk in closet we...
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Very common in cold weather camping. All that moisture is coming from your breathing, cooking, and coffee making.
Takes a bit more propane for heat, but you can leave a window or roof vent open just a crack.
Leave cabinet doors open and pull things away from the walls to let air circulate. If this is going to be a frequent thing, maybe a dehumidifier would be in order.
I have a small dehumidifier that fits on the counter. It has a shutoff when tank gets full. I modified the tank, with a hose to drain into the sink. I still need the open doors and such.
Takes a bit more propane for heat, but you can leave a window or roof vent open just a crack.
Leave cabinet doors open and pull things away from the walls to let air circulate. If this is going to be a frequent thing, maybe a dehumidifier would be in order.
I have a small dehumidifier that fits on the counter. It has a shutoff when tank gets full. I modified the tank, with a hose to drain into the sink. I still need the open doors and such.
