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Originally Posted by Tim L
You don't want to ventilate your crawl space. letting worm moist air into your crawl space is a bad thing. It's going to condense on any thing cool.
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That's a good point, thx.
A crawlspace is above the frost line though, and the surface soil temp differences may only occur when it's hot outside.
You probably are right.
I know that is very true about basements from experience. A friend had water literally dripping from the joists and walls in his cold basement which was open to the hallway/garage upstairs.
-He put batt insulation up under the floorboards and it was rotten within a year.
-In those situations, I had heard it was best to insulate the walls and rim joist and circulate air to make it part of the "warm zone".