12-29-23, 08:44 PM
(12-28-23, 09:49 PM)67440Dodge Wrote: [ -> ](12-28-23, 05:30 PM)pistolero5150 Wrote: [ -> ](10-11-14, 01:43 PM)ws27 Wrote: [ -> ] What kills cars is moisture from the air. If the car is in an unheated environment, you can get conditions that cause moisture to condense on the car.Here in cold and wet Oregon, I found a layer of mold over the engine when I popped the hood once. I had mold in the carpet and seat fabric. It took a long time to remove. This was in a garage even! a lousy garage but that moisture in the air did nasty work.
I run a dehumidifier in mine just for that... helps keep it off the walls too
Oh, the wife has 2 from Amazon she hasn't even opened yet. I guess they now have a purpose! Thank you for the tip!
(12-29-23, 08:07 PM)67r/t4speeder Wrote: [ -> ]Whose Slo Blue, mate?!(12-28-23, 09:49 PM)67440Dodge Wrote: [ -> ](12-28-23, 05:30 PM)pistolero5150 Wrote: [ -> ](10-11-14, 01:43 PM)ws27 Wrote: [ -> ] What kills cars is moisture from the air. If the car is in an unheated environment, you can get conditions that cause moisture to condense on the car.Here in cold and wet Oregon, I found a layer of mold over the engine when I popped the hood once. I had mold in the carpet and seat fabric. It took a long time to remove. This was in a garage even! a lousy garage but that moisture in the air did nasty work.
I run a dehumidifier in mine just for that... helps keep it off the walls too
Thanks for taking care of Slo Blue for me.