My newest activity is photography. I don’t just use our iphone and click though. I have an outdated fashioned camera that uses actual movie. I then have a separate dark room to help develop the movie. The pictures do in fact look better, and I find the whole process fascinating. The only issue I am having right now is the humidity in our dark room. There is moisture in the process of developing photos and the movie is wet to start with. The darkroom is small and darker areas promote moisture. Mold likes to grow in warm, wet and dark venues. My drakroom is appreciate the luxury suite for mold, mildew and fungi. To stop the growth I can’t add an cooling system, that would ruin the movie. I have tried UV lights and an media air cleaner. It has helped somewhat but the moisture in the air quality is what is the main issue! UV lights wash air and the air purification program removes smells. I finally got smart and researched and found that a dehumidifier was what I needed. The dehumidifier linked right to our heating unit and works as it turns on. Now when I develop photos I have the right temperature control and humidity control. No more mold has formed and there is no excessive moisture ruining our photos. My activity requires a lot of expenses. Even when I supply up developing photos, I will still use the unit though. A dehumidifier will be handy for other times in the year. Summertime is pretty humidity heavy.