dehumidifying in a building to finish drywall?
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I guess if the humidity is so bad that the patching plaster won't dry... but it sure sounds odd.
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It is not clear exactly what you wish to achieve but the natural way to ventilate a space is to have inlet openings near the bottom of the space (with in a foot or so of the floor) and outlet openings at the peak of the room. The all of the inlet openings should be evenly space around the perimeter. The outlet should run the full length of the roof peak if possible. The area of the inlet and out openings should be equal with the outlet opening slightly larger in area if possible. \n\nThis arrangement permits convection currents to keep fresh air coming in near the bottom of the space. There will be an area in the center of the floor that will not be very well ventilated unless the space is relatively narrow.
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With insulation.  Put it between walls or floors.
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no just clean it & keep it  dry.\n\n~vadge~
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by absorbing moisture especially if it is hygroscopic
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Try a cool damp cloth. Not too cold though.
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dry adiabatic process
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Home Depot offers classes for free. Check with them. \nOnce you get the bassics down find someone that works drywall for a aliving and apprentice with them.
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let it dry, then shake the sand out =]
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go to your local hard ware store and ask for something to dissolve dry wall shavings and dust they may be reluctant at first but they will give it up eventually
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Hose everything down. Let the tub overflow and clog the sinks.  Or I suppose you could just buy a humidifier.
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1. Is your tent waterproof???( Did you spray it?)\n\n2.Was it on a ground cloth?\n\n3.Transpiration of the people inside will cause moisture on the inside walls of your tent, but it shouldn't cause so much dampness that should worry anyone.\n\nAlso if to were camping while temperatures where below freezing during the night, this could have caused alot of your problem.\n\nWhen camping you have to leave the door open a bit in the winter type months to prevent suffocation.\n\nMight have been your problem.
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Wash that stack of clothes in the corner!(just kidding) There is probably a leak somewhere. If it is they are attracked to the moisture from the leak or mold. You can line the edge of the outside wall with lime or salt.
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When they "wick up" moisture.
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see what you can do with canned air. \nIf you can't get everything off with air, rinsing with alcohol will be much better than rinsing with water as it will not cause rust and evaporate very quickly, leaving no moisture behind. Soap and water isn't good for any electronics.
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The evaporation may make it  worse.\nTry holding a cold damp washcloth on it, provided you do not have a problem with laundry detergent or fabric softener.
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damp cloth wont hurt....but make sure it thoroughly dry before plugging in again.