Kegerator Duhumidifier

Beer:30 · Dec 30, 2009

Hi all,

I have seen a few different options in threads for dehumidifying kegerators, but haven't heard much feedback. Everything from damprid to re-usable (re-chargeable) plug in dehumidifiers have been used. Has anyone found a system that really seems to work well?

Thanks HBTers

MBasile · Dec 30, 2009

I was just thinking about this yesterday! I'll check back once you get some responses as I could use some dehumidifying in my fermentation chamber (since I really don't want mold growing in there!!)

springer · Dec 30, 2009

I have used both and just plain calcium chloride in qt paint bucket. Now I just use a big sponge, if you are getting a lot of condensation then you either have a leak or opening it often.

iceman80403 · Dec 30, 2009

2 Eva dry 500 dehumidifiers work well for my ~14-15 ft^3 keezer and I open it at least once a day.

springer · Dec 31, 2009

iceman80403 said:
2 Eva dry 500 dehumidifiers work well for my ~14-15 ft^3 keezer and I open it at least once a day.

I open mine when I change out kegs maybe once a month I get very little condensation

masonsjax · Dec 31, 2009

One evadry (or whatever its called) plugin thing works great on my 5.5 cuft keezer. I only need to plug it in once a month or so. I pretty much just open to swap kegs.

wildwest450 · Dec 31, 2009

I use and recommend damp rid.

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