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Definitely condensation. Bloody pain in the ass for sheds and garages alike.
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Pinball cabin roof disaster
- Thread starter lukewells
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Imagine what TOM revenge would be like? Constantly tripping over a trunk.
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FYI :
After the initial "baking" I did by heating the place up to 36 degrees for a day to dry it out, I've now had the dehumidifier on "constant" mode and it's bone dry in there, with a humidity of 40-50% at all times.
Humidity outside is generally 60%+ so the air inside the cabin is significantly dryer now
After the initial "baking" I did by heating the place up to 36 degrees for a day to dry it out, I've now had the dehumidifier on "constant" mode and it's bone dry in there, with a humidity of 40-50% at all times.
Humidity outside is generally 60%+ so the air inside the cabin is significantly dryer now
Just need to keep an eye on it now then, especially with that heavy rain forecast.
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Indeed, the heavy rain will be a good test