When chill rain hits nylon it beads condensation INSIDE. How can this "cheater fly" keep walls from beading and soaking floor & anything touching wall
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not sure how, but this tent lasted through some very strong wind and rain. It stayed dry inside and was very roomy and comfortable. We had a pretty bad storm hit us last labor day while on vacation and we rode it out in this tent. I must be honest and say the two front poles buckled during the wind gusts a couple times. It was an easy fix though they popped right back out. Im still a satisfied customer
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This rainfly provides a little overhang over windows which allows you to keep the windows slightly open for ventilation even when it rains. We were very pleased with it Also rain does not run directly down the sides from the top of the tent.
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While my application was mostly to kill mold inside an interior wall where the air was part of this issue it worked in that application. It sounds like the air in you situation might not be as contained as what I had. If you could limit the air flow in the area for a day or two it should work, but you are really outside my knowledge and experience area.
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when installed properly, accumulating water is lifted by the fan and blown against the hot condenser coils to evaporate. on very humid days you may notice some water condensation beading around a cold spot at the bottom center a quarter the way from the indoor side of the cabinet. my guess is this is a spot where the low pressure coolant line is against the case and was poorly insulated by the manufacturer. if your bottom exposed window frame is made of wood, I would line the bottom under the AC cabinet with some mylar to prevent any condensation buildup from damaging your wood if you live in an often humid climate. when installed properly, accumulating water is lifted by the fan and blown against the hot condenser coils to evaporate. on very humid days you may notice some water condensation beading around a cold spot at the bottom center a quarter the way from the indoor side of the cabinet. my guess is this is a spot where the low pressure coolant line is against the case and was poorly insulated by the manufacturer. if your bottom exposed window frame is made of wood, I would line the bottom under the AC cabinet with some mylar to prevent any condensation buildup from damaging your wood if you live... » Read More when installed properly, accumulating water is lifted by the fan and blown against the hot condenser coils to evaporate. on very humid days you may notice some water condensation beading around a cold spot at the bottom center a quarter the way from the indoor side of the cabinet. my guess is this is a spot where the low pressure coolant line is against the case and was poorly insulated by the manufacturer. if your bottom exposed window frame is made of wood, I would line the bottom under the AC cabinet with some mylar to prevent any condensation buildup from damaging your wood if you live in an often humid climate. « Show Less
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I put it on a foundation wall,it does have a white powder when it dries on the surface.I still do not know if it stops moisture.I would look. Else where for your
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Sorry I can't help. I ordered this for my Mom. All I can tell you is that she uses it to keep rain out of outdoor bird houses. Not sure how she attaches it.
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You need to double check to make sure you installed it properly. If you installed it hanging at and angle instead of level, rain water could drizzle inside. Water will also get inside if you forgot to mount it right-side-up after you've finished programming it.I normally just seal around the edges with a bead of silicone to prevent any water / insects from getting inside.You could try that and see if it helps.Cheers, Maurice
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The walls are kind of a nylon/canvas and are about 1/2 inch thick. I don't think air gets through the walls, but there are two openings, covered by plastic that swings either way. Since I keep this on my porch, it stays dry. The coolest temps here get in the 20's, so it's fine for most cold nights, but I keep a warming lamp nearby as well for the coldest nights. I don't think I would recommend this for bitterly cold temperatures.
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We have ours outside "sort of" protected from the rain. Works like a charm (so far--had it over the winter).
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I have it stuck on everything, including my nylon trunk box. It has been hit with rain and road splashes, and seems to stay put. I have not ridden in driving downpours, but believe that this stuff would not be affected by such rain.
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We set up at a festival on concrete with sandbag weights, and were amazed to stay 98% dry in a DELUGE. It rained so long and hard that our neighbor's tent as well as many other vendors' tents collapsed along with the entertainment stage! Rain water ran under us and above us, and we stayed mostly dry. DO NOT attempt to poke at the ceiling in an effort to displace water. The design prevents water accumulation. Other vendors did this, so we followed suit, and that was when we got a leak. It sealed itself after several minutes, and we were drier.
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either fabric or plastic liner goes inside tub to keep water from going outside tub or on floorfabric liner is water resistant
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Squeeze the bottle to create a jet of dust. Be careful not to breathe this stuff. Apply the jet of dust to moist ground and don't water for a few days. Leave a nice barrier of this around an ant colony, along the base of walls and in concrete cracks - wherever you want to eliminate ant activity. This stuff works amazingly and sticks around for quite a while in a dry environment like S. CA.
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its nylon, so you just need to wipe it down otherwise its very slippery. never store anything wet, mold grows were it is moist.
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A way that might be a possibility would be to put a shield of some kind over the top of the bag, hanging the bag from a shield, say using plywood , plastic, etc.,it wouldn't get wet from the top and probably not the sides, unless heavy wind with the rain.
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Not sure magnets would help except for the weighing down of the cloth as tubs aren't made with iron anymore. Try this: while the shower water is getting to a comfortable temp, let some splash on the inside wall of the tub; the cloth should stick to the wet side. You could also try turning on the bathroom exhaust fan which should help in keeping the air moving out instead of pushing in to the room.
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That would not be a good use of it--it is very sturdy but a heavy rain would get through it---it's nylon, not canvas. Water could get in through the bottom/base as well if the ground is wet.
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Our charge controller is mounted inside a storage locker so it stays dry. Once the panel had been in service for a few days, I taped some plastic over the electronics area on the underside of the panel to help keep water out. Months later I added a bead of clear caulk around the frame, for the same reason. Figured it couldn't hurt.