Uma abertura para o exterior me ajudaria a secar um porão?

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I had a hot tub problem which resulted in huge amounts of water gushing out into the yard. This happened a couple of times. (Hot tub repair company from hell.) The hot tub is situated a few feet from the house. The ground is still saturated like a dripping sponge. As a result the walls and floor or the unfinished cellar, which does have a functioning sump pump, has not dried out yet, several months later. I have tried running a dehumidifier, a fan and a space heater in the cellar, but that hasn't helped a whole lot. I suspect it's because there is no window I can open down there. Would it help to create a small temporary opening to the outside? Which I would close up once I've accomplished the mission.

por aparente001 25.08.2019 / 17:45

2 respostas

The floor and walls will not dry out until the ground outside absorbs the water. I would avoid making an opening in a perfectly good wall. Once the outside ground water is gone, you should start to see some improvement. Is it possible to dig a hole where the water is bad and pump the water to a different spot far away from you house?? Just a thought.

25.08.2019 / 18:18

Air flow certainly can help, especially if the relative humidity is low. You would be better off with two windows open and staging 2 floor sized fans at the basement windows outside the house with one pulling air out, and the other pulling the air in.

This by no means is a "quick cure", but it's yet something that would have some positive effect on your issue.

You'd be doing this for days, btw.

25.08.2019 / 18:22