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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yeah, this isn't going to get fixed until you run an HVAC vent through there. You need more ventilation with cooler air, which holds less moisture than warmer air.[/quote] yup. I know this is expensive but this is the only fix that I see actually working. Your contractor screwed you, unfortunately! You do NOT want to risk mold in your house (its dangerous, can cause health problems, is very expensive to remove. need there!) so fixing moisture problems, to me, is a "need" not a "want" in regards to your home. Moisture will inevitably lead to mold. Good luck![/quote] There's really no material difference between having air delivered by a HVAC vent vs having it exhausted by a vent fan and makeup air coming from the rest of the house. It's really the quantity of air that's the issue. [/quote]
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