TheHillbilly - 11/28/2022 09:05

Up here in the Great White North winter has begun. Thus bringing wet snowy vehicles into the garage daily. Have a ceiling mount heater to keep it just above freezing. But the garage gets really humid I would call it, there is no air exchange unless the doors open so all that melted wet air stays in garage. Have a drain for most of the water that melts off cars, try and sweep out the rest of the gunk when I can so floor stays wet most of the time. When it gets really cold the overhead doors will freeze over from moisture on them and cold seeping through seems freezing it. What is the best way to combat getting the moisture out? dehumidifier, air exchanger, run temp higher? Best plan would be floor heat but would have to remove the floor and that would be pricey im guessing.