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Haven't had great luck with passive vents myself. Sure, they help with humidity, but in my experience they always seem to drop the temp noticeably—especially in colder months. Ended up swapping mine out for a small powered vent with a humidity sensor. Kicks on only when needed, keeps mold at bay, and doesn't chill the space too much. Might be worth considering if drafts become an issue down the road...
"Ended up swapping mine out for a small powered vent with a humidity sensor."
Interesting approach—any noticeable impact on your energy usage? Been debating something similar, but I'm cautious about adding electrical components to a shelter meant for emergencies...
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