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Oh yes. Currently it’s basically winter and relative humidity is low (unless you have a moisture source 😬). So, if you test your indoor humidity and it is UNDER 50% you’re probably good to go until spring when humidity seasonally goes from low to high. That’s when you should consider a dehumidifier in your basement or crawlspace. Yes, you should get one. Yes I have recommendations (Aprilaire), 75-80 pints per day, depending. Currently you should be good but make SURE your gutters and downspouts are working as designed and that rain runoff is channeled at least 10’ away from your foundation/basement/crawlspace. I am thinking of going back to consulting this kind of work as I was pretty decent at it. We’ll see. Hope that helps
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This is super helpful, thank you! We’re redoing the roof since it was in bad shape, and we’re definitely going to make sure the rain runoff is away from the foundation because I think that was a major factor in the basement flooding. The dehumidifier recommendation is awesome, I’ll check it out. Thanks again!
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