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| willie in mn
12-30-2012 02:47:45
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Moisture in air will condense on cold floor. Heated air by itself won't dry it out with ventilation. Remove snow/water with shovel, broom, or squeege
I can think of 3 methods that will dry it out, two expensive, other free.
Expensive-Radiant floor heat, either electric grid or hot water piping.
Dehumidifier.
Free- sunshine. If you are lucky enuff to have a south or west facing door, open it & let nature do its thing. Open door will also ventilate the humid air out & let drier air in. An open door on opposite side & a gentle wind help a lot.
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| Dusty MI
12-30-2012 05:16:15
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Re: What Kind Of Heater To Dry House Garage Floor in reply to willie in mn, 12-30-2012 02:47:45
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Also ceiling hung gas or electric radiant.
Dusty
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