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	Name:	MrHodja -
	Subject:	Dehumidifier
	Date:	6/11/2012 5:45:55 PM

If you have a floor drain available you could pick up a decent unit at Sam's or Costco and put it in yourself. The drain mechanisms are designed to connect to a garden hose so you could leave it on while you are gone and if it is in the way roll it out of the way while you are there. We have one at our house in Montgomery - LG is the brand - and it has given us good service for several years now.

If you don't want to do it yourself contact lakeplumber (just search for his screen name on this forum and send him an email) and he could either do it for you or recommend someone.