Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: JSMC on November 26, 2009, 09:16:40 pm
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some amount of it in back of my van just now. Actually getting worried in case it leaks in lights into inside light fittings.
Thinking of getting something to soak up the moisture from the air. We use dto use some kind of granules in my last place of work to control humidity in test cabinet and these were then dried out in oven to be used again
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Fit a roof vent maybe?
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Identify the source of the water and sort that out
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Identify the source of the water and sort that out
I would have a stab in the dark and say that would be his great big water tank in the back!!!! ;D
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just leave your windows open a 1/4 of an inch
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Identify the source of the water and sort that out
I would have a stab in the dark and say that would be his great big water tank in the back!!!! ;D
ROFLMAO
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yip the tank is the problem i think LOL.
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ROFLMAO ?? ???
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ROFLMAO ?? ???
Rolling
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you can get some things you put in caravans that soak the moisture up out of the air,suppose they full of silica sand or something,might be what your on about that dry out in the oven to re-use,try www.towsure.com
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http://www.towsure.com/product/15239-Caravan_Dehumidifiers_(Pair)
here is something i have found,or have a search on ebay for dehumidifiers
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i have a transit,
when i had no bulkhead fitted, i had condensation, everywhere.....in the cab, in the back.... i had to wipe the inside of windscreen each morning....
had a bulkhead fitted... none anywhere at all.
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http://www.towsure.com/product/15239-Caravan_Dehumidifiers_(Pair)
here is something i have found,or have a search on ebay for dehumidifiers
reckon after a day or two that would be knackered
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Squeejey the roof down then drive around with the windows down. When parked up leave both windows down a touch for the air to circulate.
Hey presto...sorted!
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A good starting point to reducing condensation is to insulate the roof and sides of the van.
Think of it this way. As window cleaners how many double glazed windows do you see with heavy condensation on compared to the single glazed units?
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yea its obvious its the tank of water. At this time of the year the water will be warmer than the air in the van and outside the van, therefore leading to codensation. I too have been trying to think of a way to alleviate this problem.
do you think a dehumidifier would do it?
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Identify the source of the water and sort that out
I would have a stab in the dark and say that would be his great big water tank in the back!!!! ;D
ROFLMAO
AROFLMAON
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ROFLMAO ?? ???
Rolling
On
Floor
Laughing
My
Ass
Off
;D
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A good starting point to reducing condensation is to insulate the roof and sides of the van.
Think of it this way. As window cleaners how many double glazed windows do you see with heavy condensation on compared to the single glazed units?
I insulated my van and have no problems at all with condensation since.
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What do you guys use to insulate the roof of your vans?
Matt
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yea its obvious its the tank of water. At this time of the year the water will be warmer than the air in the van and outside the van, therefore leading to codensation. I too have been trying to think of a way to alleviate this problem.
do you think a dehumidifier would do it?
Mines is the very same, some days worse than others, i have a small blade that i just run over the window, best thing about my caddy is it heats up fast, less than 5 mins and im on fire, thats until i open the door and let it all out :)