Does anyone have experience in Dallas TX for patio use? Humidity is typically 30 to 40%
1069938
Don't live in Texas but bought this thing and it didn't work in California I know Texas is way hotter hope it helps
1069939
I purchased the KuulAire unit and found it to be USELESS to "air condition" anything. If you want an air conditioner that works get a conventional window unit or central air. It would be a joke to use it on a patio. You will not be happy if you purchase this unit!
1581873
Unless it gets below 40 degrees I would not worry about it. The unit is used to remove humidity which happens to most basements in the summer. I have one and love it. It took my humid basement where moisture was about 75 percent down to 40 to 45 in about a week. Would not be without it.
933241
I would suggest getting an outdoor model as even in covered areas there can be high humidity.
1954043
not as tight as I would have wanted them to be.the dallas dry heat doesnot pose a humidity problem though.they are a eye candy on the countertop for me.I store loose tea ,sugar in them and have not encountered a moisture issue in 3 months use.
1541861
Its definetely better that eco earth holds humidity more but when I had my 30 gallon I only used about half of the bedding. Hope that helps
1937125
It works just fine as long as the humidity is not too high. Much more comfortable than just a fan! I fill it with the hose when we use it on the patio, makes filling it up easy.
2147427
I live in Texas and it is hot and humid. The product lasts around 4 hours them you need to touch up with powder.
1479150
I have a patio that is approximattely 30' x 20' and I use 2 units which covers the active areas (approx 10' x 10' picnic table area and 10' x 10'' grill area) of the patio well. So, I'd recommend 1 unit per approximately each 10' x 10' area. I agree with others that wind definitely plays a factor (reduces coverage effectiveness).
482306
I've been using mine in a 2400 sf crawlspace in NC and been keeping the humidity at 62 pc. So far so good!My unit has the built-pump with the hose running outside thru the foundation wall.
745798
You probably just have a lot of humidity in the air. My house is built into a hillside, and the lowest level is underground level in the front and opens out onto the patio in the back. My bathroom is toward the front and during the summer months the DampRid System collects a lot of moisture from the air - an inch a month is not unusual.
1619382
Not breathable, it does hold moisture underneath. I can use it as I have concrete patio.
1044612
Our's has been outside in Texas weather for a couple of years with no issues. It is under a solid roof with open sides. Works well and moves a lot of air.
953171
Yes, but not for extremes: Operating Temperature 0 - 40 °C (32 - 104 °F) Humidity Max. 85% non-condensing
1502112
Here, in Arizona we get 110+ summer temperatures, though not much humidity. My unit handles it great.
1349467
Light mist. Shouldn't be a problem if you don't leave under direct spray for an extended period of time. It's water. I use my cell phone, lap top, etc. on our patio while it's on - surrounded but not directly under.
1932121
I'm in Arizona too, and it works great. I just used for the first time this weekend since November, as the temperature raised above 90 degrees. It really depends on how much space you're looking for it to work. Anything larger than 190 square feet, and you might have to get two and position them accordingly. If you're looking to stay cool in one specific area, it will work fine. If you live in a humid climate, I'm not sure how much of a difference it will make without Air Conditioning.
1889775
I have not found moisture to be a problem at all, but we live in a fairly dry climate. We actually have a humidifier on our furnace. You probably don't need a dehumidifier. I am very satisfied with this product!