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But with THAT said, if it was me, I'd be real nervous I'd screw something up. "Oh darn, I think the tank would look so much better over there instead." I'm currently planning a tank room that will be serviced by a bathroom fan or two. Currently my tanks are pumping so much humidity into my house my poor dehumidifier is cranked nearly 24x7 just to keep the relative humidity at around 50%. Even so on a cold night I wake to find windows over my whole house so incredibly soaked that it looks as if they've been sprayed with a garden hose. So I'm afraid the dehumidifier is not up to the task anymore. I tried closing my vents and the air return for the furnace, in the basement, as a means to temporarily keep the humidity from escaping into the rest of the house; but this had unintended nasty consequences so I had to reopen them all (the basement became one little allergenic zone from the dust accumulation ... lesson learnt I guess that furnace filter really does have a useful function). Life with tanks can become a constant battle against the raging humidity (not usually a problem for Calgary ... you wouldn't beleive the looks I get from people when I tell them I have to run a dehumidifier .... ![]() Anyhow just some random thoughts, HTH.. ![]()
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-- Tony My next hobby will be flooding my basement while repeatedly banging my head against a brick wall and tearing up $100 bills. Whee! |