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"I don't think the clay process contributes nearly as much as everything else in the house, but it could contribute a little bit in the studio space. A portable dehumidifier will do wonders. They're easiest to use if you have a floor drain you can run a hose to, so you don't have to empty the water container several times a day. They also put out a bit of heat, so it's good to be able to vent them to the outdoors. They'll do wonders for speeding up drying times, though. I used to live in a house in Iowa that didn't have air conditioning or dehumidification, and I had to leave platters uncovered for a full week before I could trim them. Once I installed a dehumidifier life was much better.\n "
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