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re: deHumidifier for a house after flooding recommendations?
Posted on 5/28/14 at 9:07 am to GeauxBlonde
Posted on 5/28/14 at 9:07 am to GeauxBlonde
50 gallon per day at minimum but they won't do much if the house is flooded badly.
They are all really the same outside of that. Just find a decent priced unit. The 30GPD start around $180 but last I checked Lowes and HD don't actually keep them in stores anymore and moved them to a special order item.
Maybe check Sears too.
I put them in repo houses all the time to help fight mold but it doesn't do as much as people think.
They are all really the same outside of that. Just find a decent priced unit. The 30GPD start around $180 but last I checked Lowes and HD don't actually keep them in stores anymore and moved them to a special order item.
Maybe check Sears too.
I put them in repo houses all the time to help fight mold but it doesn't do as much as people think.
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Posted on 5/28/14 at 9:08 am to stout
We had a large one the apt complex gave us when our apt flooded last month and ran it for 4 days straight and it didn't do much. Still had mold all over the place and we have since moved
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