Dew in my garage! What to do?
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I've got condensation on my carport from the big temp swings we've been having lately. I've been running a fan, not even pointed directly at the bike. The carport is still wet, but the bike is dry. So I'd say the fan idea works.
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A simple fan will help circulate air and not allow moisture (dew) to settle.
Believe me, I run golf courses and we deal with dew all the time in the morning hours. It's not a big deal on my golf courses but if there is a slight breeze during the evening/early morning hours, no dew is present.
Believe me, I run golf courses and we deal with dew all the time in the morning hours. It's not a big deal on my golf courses but if there is a slight breeze during the evening/early morning hours, no dew is present.
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I have a 12x24 shed for my bikes .It has 2 end vents and I did insulate the walls with r19 and put flake board up and no condensation in the shed.But my shed sits about 8-10 inches off of the ground .Can you get under your garage or is it on pad ?If you can get under it you might think about a vapor barrier and insulating the floor.
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Got same thing this am because of the major warm up...I plan to fire her up later...the fan and light bulbs should do the trick...wasn't a problem until it went from freezing to almost 60, everything is just so damp