Recommendations for a dehumidifier in the pain cave

Training
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With things heating up for summer, it’s starting to get way more humid in my pain cave during trainer rides, even with two fans on full blast and the window open. I live on the west coast and last year I had to close the windows when the wildfire smoke was at its worst, and a few days of that gave me heat rash all across my chest.

I’m thinking a dehumidifier will help out. Does anyone have experience using one in a pain cave and have recommendations? Thanks!

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Dehumidifiers are OK. You might find it’s not enough though.
Is there a reason why you don’t want to go with an AC unit?

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A dehumidifier kind of requires the windows to be closed otherwise you aren’t really don’t dry out the air as the fresh air will make it the same as outside again. You want an air conditioner