Cabinets sweating inside in winter
Greetings, This is our first winter in the Pacific Northwest. During the winter the inside of our cabinets were sweating and we had some issues with mildew. I have no idea what to do. Anyone had that...
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You didn't say whether you are living in it or storing it?
I live in the PNW and in my motorhome. I'm assuming/hoping you have at least one Fantastic Fan, or a very good overhead fan. That is your friend.
I never, ever heat water (spaghetti, tea, etc.) without first turning on the overhead fan. Works like a charm. Same with the vent in the bathroom for your shower (but I'm sure that one is obvious).
When it was just living in our driveway and I wasn't in it, I kept several of these around the inside, removing them as often as necessary and bringing them into the house to bake in the oven to dry off.
I do NOT recommend the Dri-z-Air stuff. While it works, it is messy, you WILL spill some, somewhere, and anything the water or the white crystals get on will become super-saturated and possibly ruined. (I trashed an expensive vacuum cleaner once by absent-mindedly vacuuming up a few spilled crystals and then forgetting to clean out the waste bin portion of it immediately.)
I live in the PNW and in my motorhome. I'm assuming/hoping you have at least one Fantastic Fan, or a very good overhead fan. That is your friend.
I never, ever heat water (spaghetti, tea, etc.) without first turning on the overhead fan. Works like a charm. Same with the vent in the bathroom for your shower (but I'm sure that one is obvious).
When it was just living in our driveway and I wasn't in it, I kept several of these around the inside, removing them as often as necessary and bringing them into the house to bake in the oven to dry off.
I do NOT recommend the Dri-z-Air stuff. While it works, it is messy, you WILL spill some, somewhere, and anything the water or the white crystals get on will become super-saturated and possibly ruined. (I trashed an expensive vacuum cleaner once by absent-mindedly vacuuming up a few spilled crystals and then forgetting to clean out the waste bin portion of it immediately.)
