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| I want to buy a dehumidifier to take the moisture out of the air the last few weeks of flowering. This reduces the possibility of mold. I just want a small one, but all the ones I have found are huge and cost over 100 dollars. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks | ||
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![]() | A while back we had problems with mold growing in side of our boat of all things, The quick solution provided to us by a boating company was to buy this tiny little chemical dehumidifier. All told I think the little 6" high by 4" wide platic thing was like 10 bucks or so and another 4 or 5 for the chemical that you put in it. I love the thing it makes my life so much easier. The way it works is it collects the water in the air via a passive method (no fans etc) then releases it into a reservoir along with the cemical it self. At the end of the month I dump it out into a sink and that's that. When I want to "turn it off" I simply put a zip lock baggy over it with a rubber band.. Pretty simple huh? You can find these things at any marin shop.. A quick query at West Marin's site and I found one pretty close to what I have and it's only 5 bucks with a 2 dollar refill kit.. How cool is that? http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/com...r=9474&outlet=
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