If I'm envisioning what you're saying correctly, you're damping down/off one or two zones to add more air volume to the remaining zone(s).

The image,cars,clothes,living is way more expensive to maintain out there as well.They do not get to keep all of that money unless they are the head broker and even then they have business expenses (assistants,marketing,etc.)

I saturate a cloth and put it around faucets and drains.

He does not have a fancy watch, nor wear fancy clothes.

Cedar will take your imagination back to the woods... many enjoy the smell, but it is a strong aroma and will linger on clothes.

And while we do homeschool, our kids don't make our butter or manufacture our clothes ;)

You should look for dishes in sink, good in fridge, clothing in closet, anything that supports active residency.

Quicker and have insulation you need there anywayWhat I am trying to say in a long winded tale,,,is you can dry up,inside outside drain tile,,,place to have furnace and water heater,,,and possible living quarters bedrooms with egress windows which are easy,,,and double space and storage in one project.Crawl spaces are always damp here and 'wet' in non stop rain events. 

The problem with the "box" is how does it exhaust the humidity, aka how does it actually dry clothes?

Just like clothing retailers offer their employees large discounts when they buy for themselves, but that doesn't include family and friends.