Re: Re: High Humidity on Porch

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Yes, I had a feeling everything will mold. It was moldy and I removed all

the mold I could find and discouraged since I think more mold is growing

now!

In this case, I cannot put a dehumidifier outside since it is south facing

porch and in the summer has the 'greenhouse' effect and gets too hot. Since

a dehumidifier gets pretty warm even in a cool basement, on the sunny porch

it would create too much heat.

I could put a fan out there and open up the windows so as to improve air

movement. ******Is moving air better than stagnant air even though air is

both hot and humid?????

Thanks for the info on moldzyme

[] Re: High Humidity on Porch

> You have to decide first if you want to treat the porch as indoor or

> outdoor. If you are in a high humidity area like me, with and outdoor,

> screened porch, everything will mold. You cant leave a daybed for

> sleeping outdoors, unless it is a blow up areobed, which I highly

> recommend, because they can be taken outside and scrubbed down-. also

> a ceiling fan to add more air, but you will have to scrub it down in

> spring, and acouple of times in the summer with a product like

> moldzyme, and keep nothing on the porch that can't be cleaned.