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Dec 17, 2019 20:22:37 GMT
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mrs had numerous aerosols in her ZR - air freshener, deicer, etc etc, her car was getting full of condensation, like dripping off the inner screens
I read somewhere [cant find it now] that taking these out of the car will sort it
and it did!
so what is happening here, with the aerosol cans, how do they cause / or attracting moisture
I think how many boot floors could be suffering because of this!
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If you fill a pressure cylinder it can freeze on the outside, like a gas cannister on a paintball gun, and stick your hand to it
Ask me how i know!
Might be something related to the cooling effect? Or alternatively my brain has fallen down the back of my neck, again
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Dec 18, 2019 18:18:57 GMT
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I have 2 LPG tanks in the van, occasionally in moist weather there will be some condensation on them.
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Dec 18, 2019 19:50:13 GMT
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Probably irrelevant, but one night I accidently left my car window open. All other cars around it were frosted up in the morning, mine wasn't. Jolly cold though.
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Dec 19, 2019 21:12:55 GMT
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A cylinder just stored in the car will attract condensation by virtue of its mass acting as a thermal store and staying colder longer than the surrounding air, the moisture will then condense on it.
If you are using the cylinder the liquid inside changing state to gas as it is pulled off takes energy from the surroundings and hence the temperature drops.
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