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efficient way to keep a room dry #3179707
07/30/20 09:15 AM
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I have a room in my shop that is 130sqft that I would like to keep somewhat dry and climate controlled so I can put my hunting stuff in there. Shop is open air so it gets damp in there at times. Room is insulated and have the option of a window unit. Not somewhere that I plan to spend a lot of time but if I am gonna put bow, range finder, boxes, etc in there I need to keep it dry and somewhat climate controlled.. Would be nice to have something you could set to keep it between say 45 and 80degrees and not add $50 a month to power bill. Any suggestions?

Re: efficient way to keep a room dry [Re: crocker] #3179761
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I've got the same kind of setup in my shop. End room has two doors and one window. I am putting in a small thru wall a/c unit and a small wall mounted electric heater. May add a dehumidifier if needed.


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Re: efficient way to keep a room dry [Re: crocker] #3179762
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Dehumidifier?

Re: efficient way to keep a room dry [Re: crocker] #3179770
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Dehumidifier is another option I thought of and may have to have both.

Re: efficient way to keep a room dry [Re: crocker] #3179799
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Keep a few bags of silica gel and refresh them every so often.

Re: efficient way to keep a room dry [Re: crocker] #3179812
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I have 2 freezers in my shop and I think they help.


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Re: efficient way to keep a room dry [Re: crocker] #3179897
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I have a Fridgidaire portable dehumidifier that was bought to keel my garage down in Chokoloskee dry. It has a water catch bin or garden hose drain option. I use the hose and set it for a few hours each on a separate timer and it is the read deal. Garage stays bone dry and cool in the Summer.


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Re: efficient way to keep a room dry [Re: crocker] #3179922
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I would get a mini split I think some decent ones are down under $1k range now. You are just kinda done with it at that point.


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