Reply to "Winter Storage"

Derrick (Guest)

Russ I did alot research like you about this subject and found that the inflatable bag with a circulating fan was probably the best, I just found I didn't have the room. The fan which is very important circulates the air and keeps any humidity down. The humidity comes from temperature differential and as long as the inside and circulating air is constant temperature you won't have condensation build up. I found most condensation occurs in the spring when the garage is cold and opening the door allows warmer air which is humidity to accumulate and causes everything to sweat.
I keep my heat just above the freezing point during the winter season and I also have one of those redent sonic devices that everyone say don't work, but after three years I have yet to see any trace of them. So something must be doing the job. JMO.. Derrick

10/22/088:30 PM

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