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Old 09-18-2013, 08:25 PM
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John,

Damp Rid works well in Fl., but even the large bucket only lasts about 3 wks. I've also tried the new dessicant gadgets that can be recharged/dried out by plugging them into 110V for about 8 hrs, but they need recharging weekly. Your best bet would probably be to install a 110V dehumidifier that drains overboard if you have access to 110V. Or maybe you can install enough vents to eliminate the need for it. Denny
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