right dehumidifier
I am going to get one for the 32' fifth wheel. I am concerned about keeping the humidity down when it is in storage. I have one of the basement models for the big job in the stick home but think t...
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An open hearth furnace grade dehumidifier might be perfect for the Pacific Northwet when it's 47 degrees F with 85% R/H.
With tropical humidity it's a whole different animal. Ever shiver when the thermometer reads 82F? The definition is called clammy. A slight airflow blowing over super cold evaporator is the answer. Without icing up.
I loved it when my Panasonic made an 85 degree room 92 degrees and removed 7% relative humidity. The 5,000 BTU window unit was maxxed-out. I do own a stainless steel yacht sink dehumidifier and it reduced R/H by almost nine percent and raised room temperature less than 1 degree.
When I move to Denman island I'll bring my US Steel open hearth furnace.
With tropical humidity it's a whole different animal. Ever shiver when the thermometer reads 82F? The definition is called clammy. A slight airflow blowing over super cold evaporator is the answer. Without icing up.
I loved it when my Panasonic made an 85 degree room 92 degrees and removed 7% relative humidity. The 5,000 BTU window unit was maxxed-out. I do own a stainless steel yacht sink dehumidifier and it reduced R/H by almost nine percent and raised room temperature less than 1 degree.
When I move to Denman island I'll bring my US Steel open hearth furnace.
