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Insignia 50-Pint Dehumidifier (White) Expired
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Best Buy via eBay has Insignia 50-Pint Dehumidifier (NS-DH50WH1, White) on sale for $149.99 (price displayed in cart). Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member imapixie for finding this deal.
Best Buy also has Insignia 50-Pint Dehumidifier (NS-DH50WH1, White) on sale for $149.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member imapixie for finding this deal.
Best Buy also has Insignia 50-Pint Dehumidifier (NS-DH50WH1, White) on sale for $149.99. Shipping is free.
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Best Buy has Insignia™ - 50-Pint Dehumidifier - White for $149.99. Shipping is free.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/insi...Id=63858
35-Pint was on sale last week for $119.99 down from $199.99. I got that one with a suspicion that this one will go on-sale soon and poof...now it is...dang it..
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/insi...Id=63858
35-Pint was on sale last week for $119.99 down from $199.99. I got that one with a suspicion that this one will go on-sale soon and poof...now it is...dang it..
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Can you access your crawlspace easily (clean the filter every month, check on it)? Will it have a hose running outside from it? They obviously make better machines for the crawlspace but if you would check on it like you would an indoor one I dont know why it wouldn't work.
I put one of these in my shop and it was WAY better than nothing.
- Seal foundation vents
- Set dehumidifier to 60%
- Put a fan on the opposite side of crawlspace to circulate air
- Set up a Wyze cam to notify me when the dehumidifier catches on fire
- Install a Nest smoke alarm to notify me when the dehumidifier catches on fire
- Placed a large fire extinguisher next to the crawl space door for when the dehumidifier catches on fire
- Placed a wireless temp/humidity sensor in crawl space so I can monitor levels from the main level.
- used 10mil plastic sheeting and tape to make the floor vapor barrier even better(there were gaps and stuff that I sealed up better
Not at all. It's less efficient than running a heat pump for heating purposes but in the winter, it doubles as a really small electric portable heater. So my central heat running less is enough to offset the energy this unit uses. I plan on using it less in the Summer as air conditioning already dehumidifies the air.
I use a dehumidifier in my bathroom. I had a 70 gal unit that worked awesome, but it died. I replaced it with a smaller unit, can't remember what size. The new one doesn't keep up with the humidity created in the bathroom. I have to run it for a couple hours after each shower to clear out the humidity. I also need to investigate why my Panasonic fan isn't pulling air. That's been on my to do list for 3 years now.
Assume I've done everything else humanly possible to solve the problem. Thanks
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Assume I've done everything else humanly possible to solve the problem. Thanks
I live in Midwest where it's humid in warmer months.
- Seal foundation vents
- Set dehumidifier to 60%
- Put a fan on the opposite side of crawlspace to circulate air
- Set up a Wyze cam to notify me when the dehumidifier catches on fire
- Install a Nest smoke alarm to notify me when the dehumidifier catches on fire
- Placed a large fire extinguisher next to the crawl space door for when the dehumidifier catches on fire
- Placed a wireless temp/humidity sensor in crawl space so I can monitor levels from the main level.
- used 10mil plastic sheeting and tape to make the floor vapor barrier even better(there were gaps and stuff that I sealed up better
I can't tell if you are serious or trolling!
But if you are serious, then advise about vents, fan and vapor barrier is spot on and I hade done those. Otherwise, sounds like a lot of safeguard with false sense of security. What if you are not home? And, 60% seems too high.
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But if you are serious, then advise about vents, fan and vapor barrier is spot on and I hade done those. Otherwise, sounds like a lot of safeguard with false sense of security. What if you are not home? And, 60% seems too high.
Not trolling. Is what I did. Working well. My house burned down in 2016 and I was homeless for 2 years with my wife and newborn. $80 in extra precautions here is fine to me.
What if fire when not home? Same as if fire anywhere else and not home. This time, smart house, so I am aware of everything going on around it.