Hi All,
I've been having some mold issues (addressed in another thread) and I can't for the life of me figure it out. One question I have is this:
Where does air flow come into play?
Let me define what I'm talking about since I think they are made up terms (in my vernacular). I define air circulation as the air that actually moves inside the unit. I define air flow as new air that flows into the unit whenever the door is opened or whatever. The crux of the issue is - what do others do to ensure they get new fresh air into the drying chamber, or do you at all?! Am I over thinking this? Do we need to get fresh air in there? Generally, to answer a likely cursory question, I am looking in the chamber at least ever other day.
Thanks guys and gals. Much appreciated.
Marshall