Help Cooling A Closet

LiveHigh

Well-Known Member

• Jan 12, 2008

• #21

Sounds like you need a humidifier

 

jimmyytheweed

Active Member

• Jan 12, 2008

• #22

suck cool air in from down low. and suck the hot air in from the ceiling opposite the corner you are bring the air in. min a 100cfm fan in and min 400cfm for out , considering your size of room more is better. An oscillating fan in the room to move the air around helps too.

 

Everready

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• Jan 14, 2008

• #23

Would putting the hot air in the crawl space or a certain part of the attic attract unwanted attention from thermal scans from law enforcement?

 

jbreeze

Well-Known Member

• Jan 14, 2008

• #24

tdent420 said:

I'm down to 82 degrees in the closet, i have another problem, however. Low humidity is killng my plants!

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You do need a humidifier. I use a cool mist humidifier that you set the humidity level you want and it automatically reads the rooms humidity and turns on and off at the level you set, and the cool mist it blows when it is on helps keep temps down in a closet. It was at walmart for like $50-60