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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I camp up in the Oregon mountains all winter. Temps drop into the 20s and 30s, but even in the 40s or 50s you need help with condensation.
Most people at the park I stay at use a dehumidifier. I bought mine at Home Depot for $150ish. I run the thing all day and all night.
I pull about 2-3 gallons of water out of the air over a typical weekend. That is moisture that would cause mold or rot.
If you are going to camp in the winter or colder months, you are going to need one.
Most people at the park I stay at use a dehumidifier. I bought mine at Home Depot for $150ish. I run the thing all day and all night.
I pull about 2-3 gallons of water out of the air over a typical weekend. That is moisture that would cause mold or rot.
If you are going to camp in the winter or colder months, you are going to need one.
