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Damp problem : Where to get silica gel dehumidifier

RangeR · 2009-11-09 14:02:42

Hi guys, Have a bit of a damp problem. Getting the whole house insulted and dry lined in a few weeks but need to get rid of the damp now. Where can I purchase some non electrical silica gel dehumidifier. Not interested in purchasing online. Want to drop into a shop today or tomorrow. I'm in the Clondalkin to Naas area.

09-11-2009 2:02pm

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RangeR

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Hi guys,

Have a bit of a damp problem. Getting the whole house insulted and dry lined in a few weeks but need to get rid of the damp now.

Where can I purchase some non electrical silica gel dehumidifier. Not interested in purchasing online. Want to drop into a shop today or tomorrow.

I'm in the Clondalkin to Naas area.

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#2 09-11-2009 6:06pm

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B&Q?

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#3 09-11-2009 7:41pm

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Don't think Silica Gel will do a house, Wardrobes maybe but to properly dry a house you need an electrical dehumidifier.
You are talking tens of litres not a few mls of water.

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#4 11-11-2009 1:29pm

RangeR

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CJhaughey wrote: »

Don't think Silica Gel will do a house, Wardrobes maybe but to properly dry a house you need an electrical dehumidifier.
You are talking tens of litres not a few mls of water.

Sorry, not doing a house. This is just a temp fix in one room until we get around to doing the whole house proper. Got my Silica Gel in Woodies. Sorted.

Thanks all.

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