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- SE Michigan in the middle of nowhere
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- Kubota M9000 HDCC3 M9000 HDC
You must have a much more expensive unit than we have... Ours just has a simple on-of toggle switch.
Far as drying boots and shoes however, your best bet is still a floor register and it has an added benefit...
As it dries them, it imparts moisture in the air and in the wintertime, moisture in the air is a good thing. Keeps wood from drying out, no static electricity sparks from your fingers and if your ambient moisture content inside is above 50%, you can turn the heat down and not feel cold.
We keep our abode at 55-60% RH all the time. We have 2 large Honeywell evaporative humidifiers in the house that run all winter. Amazing when you have humidity, no crusty noses either.
Far as drying boots and shoes however, your best bet is still a floor register and it has an added benefit...
As it dries them, it imparts moisture in the air and in the wintertime, moisture in the air is a good thing. Keeps wood from drying out, no static electricity sparks from your fingers and if your ambient moisture content inside is above 50%, you can turn the heat down and not feel cold.
We keep our abode at 55-60% RH all the time. We have 2 large Honeywell evaporative humidifiers in the house that run all winter. Amazing when you have humidity, no crusty noses either.
