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Updated over 2 years ago, 06/08/2022

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Rental Home Air Quality

Shirley Moser
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I am having a problem with a tenant who claims that there is a musky smell and too much humidity.  What is the best way to insure that the rental is safe and keeps a good humidity level?  Do I get an air quality test or do I have to put in a dehumidifier in the house.  I've already put in a dehumidifier in the crawl space that I bought at Home Depot for 1,000 square feet.   Thanks for any suggestions that work for you.

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