Dehumidifier ???

[Frankrizzo81]

So I am new to this site had a few questions I recently had to move my drying area from upstairs to my basement which is very humid I live in between 2 creeks I have a 10 × 10 room in gonna use for drying re is 85 I've read negative comments about using dehumidifier but I think its my only option I dry trim so there will be 5 or 6 plants at a time any help greatly appreciated!

 

[70's natureboy]

You have to control humidity somehow. Might as well buy one.

 

[Frankrizzo81]

I have one already just didn't want to dry them out to fast

 

[Beachwalker]

I have one already just didn't want to dry them out to fast

Set it around 65% for starts and adjust from there, good luck

 

[Miyagismokes]

Set it around 65% for starts and adjust from there, good luck

This.
I typically keep mine at 60% and run it for a day or two after the weed first comes down
In your case, it'd have to be run basically at all times...

 

[Miyagismokes]

Set it around 65% for starts and adjust from there, good luck

This.
I typically keep mine at 60% and run it for a day or two after the weed first comes down
In your case, it'd have to be run basically at all times...

 

[52darth69]

After going through a few dehumidifiers I would recommend getting The biggest one you can afford ... The frigidaire ffad7033r1 70 pint worked the best for me. Brings my 70% RH basement down to just below 40% in a day or so. If possible use the hose drain ..... Otherwise you'll be emptying that reservoir constantly cuz this dehumidifier sucks a lot of water quickly......in excess of 5 gallons a day for me in the beginning. Around $230 plus tax.... Set it and forget it...... One less thing to worry about

Pay the extra $13 for the extended Warranty..... I never usually buy the extended warranty but dehumidifiers tend to malfunction more than most appliances in my experience