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HappyChef	Posted - 07 Nov 2013 : 20:36:40 Its my first winter with a boat and I have it on a trailer on my driveway, Ime looking at putting a dehumidifier in for the winter on a timer, can any one recommend one please. Regards John www.Queensheadaskham.com FB:Queens Head Askham
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chris.s	Posted - 13 Nov 2013 : 07:43:08 Hi Happy Chef, I have been using disposable ones from pound land, my thought was, as I am an old skinflint, just to empty them when full and dry out the crystals. I put 4 in and they fill up every 3 months or so, I haven't blocked the vents and surprisingly dry as a bone, what I have also done is to make up covers for the exterior of the two side windows to stop rain getting in which seems to be the main cause of damp!! Cheers Chris Chris
Deano	Posted - 07 Nov 2013 : 23:01:52 I can't recommend one specifically, but a good plan is to block all vents so you don't end up dehumidifying the whole neighbourhood. This makes it far more effective and costs less to run. Dean - Boating on the Great Ouse. Freeman 32 "Liberty" See the photos http://www.flickr.com/photos/54758027@N00/