

| Subject: | fighting condensation |
| From: | BILL |
| Date: | Sun, 21 Nov 1999 11:22:38 -0700 |
Hi Volks! As most of you know, I am living in my westy (over 3 months now) and with the colder weather setting in, I'm getting a lot of condensation inside. The outside temps are between the teens with highs in the thirties with snow likely. I am using an electric Holmes furnace heater and I'm staying nice and warm, sometimes hot! I keep the top down in order to keep in the heat. My problem is the condensation that is taking place. I will pop the top and let it dry out some, but it is starting to collect a little too much! I'm afraid of damage to the canvas and the moisture inside the walls rusting the metal. I am having problems with web access so I can't get to the archives. My mail server is OK. Any ideas? Would a dehumidifier work in this case? They take up too much room though. Any insight appreciated TIA Bill V. "I'd Rather Be Hiking The '82 CA Westy [FreeBird] Greater Yellowstone" "Famous Potatoes"
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