squonk
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Dec 26, 2020 15:24:39 GMT
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2004 Chevrolet Avalanche Z71 2005 Mercedes CLK320 Cabriolet 1996 Mercedes C180 Elegance Auto Saloon 1996 Rover 620Ti (Dead fuel pump) 1992 Toyota HiLux Surf 1987 Range Rover Vogue (Rusty) 1992 Range Rover Vogue SE (More Rusty) 2006 Chrysler Grand Voyager 2008 Corsa 1.4 Design
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Sandro
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This is something I might just try out. The inside of my garage roof is constantly damp and a bit drippy at times. If this sorted it, that would be pretty amazing! Thanks!!
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IG: @burnthismk2
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You shouldn't be getting problems like that with condensation in your loft, I would investigate the cause as well as trying to dry it out
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squonk
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Correct. Shortly after discovering the problem (found when I discovered the moisture had destroyed some vintage HiFi equipment) I started to clear the loft so that I could investigate further. So far I have found some damage to the roof felt (repair tape is on order) and the cold water tank had no lagging or a cover on it (cover now fitted). It was after I found the issues that I bought the dehumidifier to help dry things out. It will be staying up there for the time being until repairs are complete and everything is dried out. I have also installed a remote temperature and humidity sensor that communicates to an app on my phone so that I can monitor how close to the dew point it is up there. As I type this it is 7.38°C and 75%RH giving a dew point of 3.24°C. Little chance of moisture forming at those conditions so the dehumidifier is doing its job.
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2004 Chevrolet Avalanche Z71 2005 Mercedes CLK320 Cabriolet 1996 Mercedes C180 Elegance Auto Saloon 1996 Rover 620Ti (Dead fuel pump) 1992 Toyota HiLux Surf 1987 Range Rover Vogue (Rusty) 1992 Range Rover Vogue SE (More Rusty) 2006 Chrysler Grand Voyager 2008 Corsa 1.4 Design
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