if you have a local college I would also suggest circulating the req there too.Campus2Careers has some great content to help you write the ad for the job if you don't have one already.

While it may not seem like the sole cause of moisture throughout the entire soil on the floor, it could be contributing to the problem.In addition to securing the gap and using a fan to promote drying, there are a few other steps you could consider:Dehumidifier: Using a dehumidifier in the basement can help reduce moisture levels and prevent further issues.Waterproofing: If the moisture problem persists, you might consider waterproofing the basement walls and floor to create a barrier against moisture infiltration.Ventilation: Ensure that the basement is adequately ventilated to allow for air circulation, which can aid in moisture control.Sump pump: Installing a sump pump in the basement can be beneficial, especially if the moisture is due to water seepage or potential flooding issues.Professional inspection: If the moisture problem continues or worsens, it's a good idea to seek help from a professional waterproofing expert or a basement specialist.

Even an old gravity feed "octopus", you just run a couple short ducts toward the far points of the basement to circulate the warm air.

Rooms usually cool down (or warm up) faster when the air is circulating.

I am sick and tired of all the wrong information circulating around everywhere.

A lot of hard money and DSCR circulating right now. 

Winter, just the opposite...some will open the windows because they are "burning up", while others are freezing from poor circulation, even though the thermostat is turned all the way up.

In parallel, an activist group will soon be circulating petitions to pass a $75 per year per door tax on landlords.

The government just approved to print 1.9 trillion, a fifth of all USD ever circulated has been printed in the last year.

I've attached a chart that our very own Fed puts out showing how much currency is in circulation.