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Look what I found...pretty cool...and dry :cooldude:

Started by therapist, Sun 12, Jul 2009, 19:25:37

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therapist

Sun 12, Jul 2009, 19:25:37
http://www.spacesavers.com/evadry.html

Was looking for something to limit the humidity in both my motorcycle trailer/house (only use it to store the bike...never have trailered it...not that there is anything wrong with that  :) and my small storage building where lawn stuff lives.  Came across this by accident and it appears very well made and clever.  Read about it and then buy it at Amazon for only $14 and free shipping if you are interested...no connection with company and the rest of the usual disclaimer.  Will keep you posted how often it needs to be recharged...of course results will vary depending on your climate.  I am just hoping for less pitting and rusting on tools and chrome.

Smokinjoe-VRCCDS#0005

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Sun 12, Jul 2009, 19:49:58
A cheap box fan from Wally World will keep the condensation off your motorcycle. Mine only " sweats " in the winter and the fan on low works perfect.


I've seen alot of people that thought they were cool , but then again Lord I've seen alot of fools.

therapist

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Sun 12, Jul 2009, 19:57:37
We have been getting more humid here the last few years during all times of year...don't really like the idea of power to anything on all the time...possible fire hazard.  This is supposed to work well in small enclosed spaces...we shall see.

Smokinjoe-VRCCDS#0005

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Sun 12, Jul 2009, 20:23:14
Quote from: therapist on Sun 12, Jul 2009, 19:57:37
We have been getting more humid here the last few years during all times of year...don't really like the idea of power to anything on all the time...possible fire hazard.  This is supposed to work well in small enclosed spaces...we shall see.

Report back when you get it and tell us if it works  :cooldude:


I've seen alot of people that thought they were cool , but then again Lord I've seen alot of fools.

therapist

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Mon 13, Jul 2009, 05:56:08
Already received them and that is why I posted...appear to be of high quality.  One is hanging in the trailer, the other in the lawn shed.  Guess it will be difficult to determine how well they are working.  Although, how often I have to recharge them should tell the tale.

F6RDR

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Mon 13, Jul 2009, 06:53:54
Hi Therapist, You need a digital humidity gauge from wall mart for about $15.00 or less. Let us know if it works sounds perfect for the small room in the house where I keep the Guitars. The bike is in a temperature controlled environment in the winter (can't get below 50°) so no condensation.

Steve    AKA, jus'Valkin
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