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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
Removing dampness from basement
What products/methods have people used to help "soak up" dampness and moisture in a basement? It's becoming a small problem as I'm trying to paint the floors. Not necessarily looking for a long term solution (not worth putting in a drain tile given the type of basement it is), just something that can get it dry enough for an extended period to paint the floor. Humidity is a big issue, so I already plan on getting a dehumidifier down there. That could possibly help quite a bit as it is.
Thanks,
Kyle