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Who's using a dehumidifier?
Hey guys. Who's using a dehumidifier in their rv and what humidity do you have it set on? I've been letting mine run on the constant setting when it's at home and I empty it 2-3 times a week. How bout you?
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Mother Nature is my dehumidifier.
It get's pretty dry here in NE Oklahoma during the winter. |
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although it's dry here in Arizona all the time.
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Lucky baztards! It's so wet here all the time the humidity will probably deteriorate the fiberglass siding somehow. lol
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Actually, it can get so dry that the cabinetry starts to pull apart and you can develop little gaps in the joints. The other problem I have is that I may have gotten a little aggressive when loading up the RZR-s and hit one of the lower kitchen cabinets and scuffed it up.
I'll fix both issues when I redesign and rebuild the lower kitchen cabinets. |
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Definitely gotta watch the cabinets when loadin up! That's why I went to a separate garage. Load up and roll out. Don't have to fold anything up and the mess stays in the back. |
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I would think that 40-50% might be good just to keep the wood somewhat moist. What's your relative humidity right about now?
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Humidity at this second is mid to upper 70s
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