Can this be used in the trunk of a auto without spilling when the auto is driven? Will this absorb moisture, prevent mildew in trunk of an auto used d
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Hi, this item should not be used in an auto as it may spill. Unless you are going to put inside another container which will hold it in place. It does help to absorb moisture and prevent mildew in my wardrobe. The value for money of this item will definitely make me order again!
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Assuming it's protected from rain and wind and GFI protected, why not? If I were to do it, I'd apply a coat of really good polymer automobile wax, depending upon where you live. If it's very humid or salty-air, anything can rust. I've had mine for a year and it works great. Word to the wise...it makes a bit of noise when the compressor runs, which I traced to the removable drip tray, accessible from the back. I finally used a rubber band around the tray which seems to keep it tight and very quiet.
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I don't see any reason to dry the car; however, because of the time it takes to properly treat the surfaces with the clay, most of the car will dry anyway by the time you get to that area. If it is quite wet, it may dilute the lubricating solution or soapy water that you apply.
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It has worked fine for me in a car application. Just make sure it doesn't get wet or moisture.
1103640
this covers the entire seat so I would NOT think it is safe. you can ask you auto maker for sure
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I found it to be water resistant not water proof. There's no real seal on mine. I leave it locked in the back of the jeep and so far no moisture inside. Wont fit under the easy access seats though
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I have carpet in my trunk and it does not affect it at all. I have pulled it up multiple times and the carpet looks fine. But, if you have 'felt' other material intended to look smooth, this could be a problem.
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I believe you can. But, the heat from the engine may cause this product to come loose. The product is also made out of a flammable material and may not be a good idea for an engine compartment. I hope this helps. They make a fireproof eggshell material that is used in an engine compartment. RSA
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Considering that there is no floor, nor do the sides come down and `seal' the unit from moisture, we cannot recommend this usage for any of our auto shelters. We apologize for the inconvenience. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.
652108
Car will stay dry in a light rain only,in a heavy rain the cover will eventually become saturated causing the car to become wet.
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This is the best I can answer your question. We got it to use in a camp ground to protect the car from dust, oak fog and cotton wood debris. It does the job and we consider it waterproof too. It was in a bevy rain Saturday night . There were a few drops laying of top of the cover but nothing wet underneath. And, yes, we feel that it also protects from the sun. Hope this helps you.
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If this car is driven during the sap season it may get sap on it as many trees ( depending on the trees on your area and route can have sap that is veryThin or light and can flow in the wind) So while you may protect the car at home during the season, but drive it around . .it may catch sap from the wind during the season. If you get sap on your car you can use SUPER QUICK N BRITE to easliy take it off . . . and then wash and rewax /polish you car . .. it will eat the sap off and the wax /polish but not the clear coat and paint. . i love that stuff. .
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Yes this container prevents drying out the wipes. It has a layer for a seal when box is closed. So there is no air allowed in. I placed wipes in my container at Mid may and they are still as moist as when I placed them in there. There is also a some what heavy insert that helps keeps wipes in place when pulling one out at a time. This item would work very well for you and your art and keeping your wipes fresh and moist. I hope this answer helps you.
1957452
I have used the product several times in cars. I see no reason it would not work for your purpose
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Unless you have a raging pack of monkeys in your car rampaging through cargo, I don't see why not. I didn't experience any fumes (although you might contest that from this answer) and it was very spill-resistant for me.
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No, it can not. After looking over the car I found no seals and that water could easily get into the car. But it works wonders on land!
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Not waterproof. The door seam is pretty tight, though. In my experience with similar boxes mounted under cars, the road dust may work its way in over the years and become dirty inside. There is plenty of room in this box to wrap your key inside a zipper-seal plastic sandwich bag, which will keep it clean and dry and give it some padding as well.