| jianffmm | Date: Saturday, 2013-11-09, 21:25:41 | Message # 1 |
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| Streams have to be crossed, of course, but we were crossing this one as evening approached. A better plan would have been to get the hiking done earlier in the day. Why? Because it leaves time to deal with accidents like this. It may have been sunny enough to get his clothes dried before nightfall, and it is always easier to find fuel for a fire in the daylight.
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If the dampness is evident everywhere, not just on the windows, I'd look for unusual sources of moisture getting into the building, like a small roof leak or foundation drainage problems. If it's just the windows, I'd simply live with it, or maybe put plastic film over them to simulate double glazing. Any time the indoor temperature is higher than outside, you should not need to worry about dehumidification.
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If you're growing hostas in pots rather than in the ground, wintering over is a bit more complicated. The right kind of soil is important; soil that holds too much moisture can create root rot during the dormant period, but potted hostas do need some moisture to get them through the winter. Keep watering lightly as the plant dies back.
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