Garage dehumidifier?
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Is your garage heated? Sounds odd that your garage would have so much humidity in the winter. I live in PA and don't have that problem. Garage isn't heated/air-conditioned, but stays consistently cool (never freezing or real hot) . Never had a problem with moisture.
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I think the ventilation is blocked right now, and that's an issue. Also noticed that it occurs most frequently when the temperatures drastically change.
What is that black magic you speak of?
You may want a way to measure the humidity. This meter is great and its inexpensive.
My parents got into a HUGE argument about the humidity level in their basement, so I bought them this meter. They liked it so much, that I purchased one for myself. I think it was about $6 - $7 on ebay.
My parents got into a HUGE argument about the humidity level in their basement, so I bought them this meter. They liked it so much, that I purchased one for myself. I think it was about $6 - $7 on ebay.
Dehumidifier for garage
I live in the frozen tundra of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, where we get 250" of snow each season. I heat my garage so the snow melt is something that needs attention. I bought a SaniDry Basement Air System. Spendy, but that baby keeps my garage at 30-40 percent humidity without fail. Can't say enough good about it.
I live in the frozen tundra of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, where we get 250" of snow each season. I heat my garage so the snow melt is something that needs attention. I bought a SaniDry Basement Air System. Spendy, but that baby keeps my garage at 30-40 percent humidity without fail. Can't say enough good about it.