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Low/No cost Dehumidifier

A Dehumidifier made with recycled parts, and bits you'd find around the home.

John T.

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I have mold. I need a dehumidifier but I didn't want to shell out 75 bucks for a decent one.. but these ice packs should do in a pinch if I can just get a basin to catch the drips!

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Eric Hertz wrote 01/11/2015 at 20:15

You have any idea how much time I've spent over the years trying to think of how a dehumidifier could possibly work? Brilliant.

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