Dehumidifier good idea?

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Living is Wisconsin it gets pretty cold up here I never had a problem with condensation before with my 72 but now that I have a 180 my windows are covered with water every morning I get up. I run a dehumidifier on a timer at night, but I can tell it pulls from the tank as well since I am toping off more than ever. Thank God my windows are vinyl but am afraid of a mold out break. Do you run one and if so how much do you run it?
 
I absolutely run one in my basement fishroom where the sump and frag tank are. In the summer I have to dump the collection container daily or it will shut down due to high level. I leave mine on 24/7. I set the humidity level to 50% and walk away.
 
You really do want to have a good de-humidifier. If you want less condensation you could try using the plastic window insulating kits.
 

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