Managing humidity from an indoor pool

[karynfab]

1) The endless pool has a INSULATED COVER that prevents 96% of the humidity when the pool is not in use. The Max time pool will be open 2-3hrs. a day. Wouldn't that make a huge difference in keeping in the humidity?

Here are the 2 dehumidifiers I was talking about:

http://www.sylvane.com/hiedry-100-dehumidifier.html

http://www.sylvane.com/santa-fe-adva...umidifier.html

2. We do NOT have a GAS line and can't use GAS for heating.

3. The other option to heat the space is to run existing loop on our first floor from my living room to get baseboard heat to garage.($2200). Our garage is between our living room and den and accessed thru the dining room.

4. Our electric panel is in our dining room NOT garage.

5. I'll look into replacing the garage door. Thanks.

6. Wouldn't the vapor barriers and resistant water sheetrock protect the wires inside the walls?


Many thanks, this is the only place we can put it.

[PoolDoc]

1. Sorry, I'm not going to dig into product selection for you; I've done more than I said I would.

2. Use propane.

3. Electrical heat will be VERY expensive not matter how you do it. If you have a oil heat with a boiler . . . I don't know what the costs will be.

6. ONLY if there are no connections. Air doesn't get into wires; it does get into receptacles and switches.