whats the easiest, cheapest, way to lower humidity???

[palerider7777]

over the past few days it's been raining and now very humid out side and now in my room it's like 60 to 70 % is there a cheap way to dry it up in there??anybody use that stuff called damp rid it's a lil pale that has this gel type stuff would that work or is there something i could build??

palerider7777 Reviewed by palerider7777 on 08-07-2007. whats the easiest, cheapest, way to lower humidity??? over the past few days it's been raining and now very humid out side and now in my room it's like 60 to 70 % is there a cheap way to dry it up in there??anybody use that stuff called damp rid it's a lil pale that has this gel type stuff would that work or is there something i could build?? Rating: 5

[Mr.Blue]

dehumidifier (sp)...only thing i can think of, shouldnt be that much mine was only 30-40 bucks canadian tire (but that only in canada)

[Mississippi Steve]

Less than $100USD for a small window A/C at Walmart.

[rhizome]

Umm... an exhaust fan?

[palerider7777]

i have an a/c unit and 2 exhaust fans and 3 fans in the room and thats still not cuttin it??it's an 8x8x8rm.could it be the humid temp gauge i bought it at homedepot the 2 dollar one are they any good?? cause i have fans ac and it's 70 right now and the temp is right at 80

[Mr.Blue]

well i have a very humid basement and my dehumidifer unit has no problem clearing that it probably take liter of water out of the air a day if i leave it on (depend on how hot the day was as well)

[palerider7777]

well i have a very humid basement and my dehumidifer unit has no problem clearing that it probably take liter of water out of the air a day if i leave it on (depend on how hot the day was as well)

k thanks i'll look at getting one of thoses

[PharmaCan]

WalMart has some dehumidifiers for reasonable prices. :thumbsup:

Seems like risking the health of your crop on a $2 gauge might need some re-thinking. :jointsmile:

PC :smokin:

[palerider7777]

WalMart has some dehumidifiers for reasonable prices. :thumbsup:

Seems like risking the health of your crop on a $2 gauge might need some re-thinking. :jointsmile:

PC :smokin:

well i don't know what else i could get thats the only one iv'e seen and they were in the garden area of home depot are there better ones?? and if so where?how do u know if one is good or not??

[Oh So Grow So]

pale, there are definately other gauges at home depot. I just saw them yesterday. you can get a digital thermo/hyogrometer for 30 bucks.

also, I found out the hard way that neither home depot nor wal-mart has dehumidifiers in stock at the store. So order one online NOW if you want to get it 10 days from now.