Van lives outside & of course, subject to all weather conditions & the shade of the house.
Been trailing a Damprid canister overnight recently & it's working well. Stick it on the dash against the screen overnight & the screen is dry in the mornings.
Was puzzled a couple of weeks ago when hosing the morning frost off the screen & it didn't clear. Blimin frost was on the inside as well.
bill-robinson,
Jul 25, 11:16am
you need double glazing then
lk104,
Jul 25, 11:36am
You need to change your Trade Me name then.
intrade,
Jul 25, 11:49am
to what mrdidnotfixit?
intrade,
Jul 25, 11:51am
I think you have moisture intrusion most common is rust or wet boots evaporation
lk104,
Jul 25, 11:55am
Absolutely :-)
kazbanz,
Jul 25, 12:02pm
IMO its so cold that the damp of clothes etc stayed on the screen.
mrfxit,
Jul 25, 1:33pm
Yep part of the problem. To be fair, frost on the inside has only ever happened once.
For a start, it's always lived outside. Some recent pick ups (& unloading) have been done in the rain. Carpets & me, are often damp or wet these last few months of rain.
Never underestimate how cold it can get overnight in a heavy frost, parked on the shaded side of a house with high fences
mrfxit,
Jul 25, 1:34pm
LOL, I did fixit.
nice_lady,
Jul 25, 1:38pm
Let the dog sleep on the front seat the warmth should keep the window clear of ice ?
mrfxit,
Jul 25, 1:39pm
Yes, no, yes & not just boots wet. Local temperatures can be nasty in this weather & time of year. Lovely & warm to hot when in the direct sun. Near freezing in the deeper shaded areas.
Seen a tractor engine block crack from constant frosts when it was parked under a big tree.
mrfxit,
Jul 25, 1:41pm
No thanks, dog smell (wet or dry) isn't my favorite, never mind the loose hair dropped & they sweat anyway
gusthe1,
Jul 25, 5:48pm
[quote=mr Local temperatures can be nasty in this weather & time of year. Lovely & warm to hot when in the direct sun. Near freezing in the deeper shaded areas. .[/quote] had to look up your profile. Hamilton?
ema1,
Jul 25, 7:01pm
Strewth you should try Central Otago winters then. luckily this winter is proving to be mild so far?
gammelvind,
Jul 25, 7:06pm
Fire up the aircon all the time while you are driving the van.
mrfxit,
Jul 25, 8:57pm
LOL, as if I would enjoy freezing my butt off
mrfxit,
Nov 13, 10:50am
Now theres the rub, In extreme cold areas, theres not a lot of dampness left in the air & little to no humidity. It's the combination of constant hot/cold/ high humidity & rain conditions that causes a lot of condensation problems
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