Re: [Chrysler300] concrete floor

[gwmicrocap@xxxxxxx]

I have a similar structure with the same issue (in NY).  Ceiling fans  do 
not really help the floor.  I have two of  those already.   However, a couple 
of fans blowing across the floor (under the  cars) helped a lot with black 
mold but the better solution I finally did  this year was to put in 
dehumidifiers.  $239 with free shipping.   On sale at the moment. I bought two, but 
one seems to do the job.   keeps it nice and dry.
_http://www.sylvane.com/danby-ddr7009ree-dehumidifier.html_ 
(http://www.sylvane.com/danby-ddr7009ree-dehumidifier.html#.TkgxyDduMoo.email) 
 
Greg Weaver
 
 
In a message dated 9/5/2011 7:51:27 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
gmman4@xxxxxxxxx writes:

 
 
 
now that summer is almost over, i need suggestions on a problem that i  
should have asked about in the start of summer. my problem is sweating of  
concrete floor during humid days. here is my situation. i have several  
collector cars which i store in a non-attached five car garage (not a pole  barn). 
the structure is 40 x 24 - two levels. the lower level has two garage  doors 
- one 16 x 8 and another 8 x 8. there are no windows on the lowel level.  i 
keep my cars covered with car covers. due to rodents (darn red  squirrels), 
i rarely keep my garage doors open. my problem is on how to  eliminate 
sweating on the concrete floors during hot humid weather (not often,  but we do 
get some hot, humid days in wisconsin. when i built the garage, i  did not 
put in a vapor seal for the concrete. the garage walls are insulated  and  dry 
walled. so how can i eliminate the sweating on the garage floor  or at 
least lessen the problem.? i am sure members living in southern  states
have this same problem.  if i install a couple of ceiling fans,  will this 
help? any suggestions/experience would be greatly appreciated.  thanks in 
advance, jim

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