The only problem with a dehumidifier is that they add heat to the area that
they are dehumidifying. An air conditioner might be a better choice, as it
would remove humidity and cool the air at the same time. An A/C can also cause
problems with sweating.
I have always favored fans with lots of air flow. A filter is a good
investment to keep things clean. When I worked in the paging industry, many
sites could get to 120+ degrees F but the equipment kept working fine with lots
of air movement. But, just let a fan fail, and things would start to break in
no time.
Joe
---- "Mark A. Holman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> as to humidity problem, I would go to a place that sells dehumidifiers (
> around $130.00 ) the GE model has a hose attachment @ the bottom of the tank
> and run a drain tube on the floor to the outside. pvc flex tubing or cheap
> water pipe at home builders supply would work, or a plain garden hose would
> work.
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