I think I've seen line voltage dehumidistats from Graingers, or Johnstone.

If you find a dehum on the curb, you might be able to scavenge the
dehumidistat off of it. I used to have a couple I'd pulled off old
equipment.

Bathroom fan is good, or perhaps a window fan from Walmart.

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"songofruth" wrote in message
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I realize that I am not actually talking about a dehumidifier.

My house suffers from too much humidity. The wood floors my DH
installed (his trade) are beginning to buckle. So the situation has
now become somewhat critical.

As I understand it I should build able to build basically an exhaust
fan that is controlled by humidity.

But I have no clue exactly how to go about it. I intend initially to
fit it into a window (similar to the way a window air conditioner is
installed in a window). I don't know where to obtain the fan (get a
bathroom exhaust fan and rip the guts out?) and I definitely don't know
where to get the humidity control.

Any help?

Take care,
Melody