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Absolutely UrbZ, I just meant if your exhaust is in the same room as intake the humidity isn’t actually being removed by the air movement alone. It’s gotta go somewhere
Depends on your exhaust set up. But the best way is to get the main rooms RH down outside the tent. Then circulate that air inside your tent to balance RH.
TBH small dehumidifiers inside tents cannot really keep up. I've tried and it doesn't work. I would suggest with high RH problems go with a 30 pint a day minimum dehumidifier for your room then circulate that air in to the tent.
UrbZ thanks for the info now I know to go bigger I almost bought a small one but luckily I was able to correct the problem without one. If ever I do need one I’ll go big..
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