Re: high humidity vinyl storage options

Posted by Tom Pain (A) on May 16, 2007 at 13:05:14

In Reply to: high humidity vinyl storage options posted by steven13 on May 16, 2007 at 10:41:01:

Well, St. Louis' summer climate can be sub-tropical and I'll match its miserable humidity with anyone, so from experience I'd guess: No problem. If its a concrete slab home just put a few inches of air between the floor and your shelves for air to circulate. Trust me, you will use that A/C a lot more than you did in Mass!

No lights,
no liquor,
no laughs,
they just sit around,
hating themselves.
-Paul Drake, P.I.

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Topic - high humidity vinyl storage options - steven13 10:41:01 05/16/07 (8)

I lived in FL and it was not a problem - richardl 13:44:37 05/17/07 (0)

Re: high humidity vinyl storage options - Bobber 18:46:48 05/16/07 (1)

Re: high humidity vinyl storage options - steven13 08:05:14 05/18/07 (0)

Re: high humidity vinyl storage options - Tom Pain 13:05:14 05/16/07 (0)

No problem, in my opinion - goheelz 11:59:48 05/16/07 (1)

thanks for the encouragement! (nt) - Snilsen13 12:54:39 05/16/07 (0)

How about a dehumidifier for the room? - FrankC 10:47:28 05/16/07 (1)

floor plan is too open, no way to isolate one room (nt) - steven13 11:09:02 05/16/07 (0)

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