Because it has a push button opening, does any moisture get into the tank?
1015816
I would assume no since the nozzle is closed while it is sitting. They do suggest you push the button before you try to poor since some of the gasoline will evaporate and build up pressure in the gas can. I love mine! It works the same way the nozzles work at the gas station.
159510
Yes there is a mist. You need to fill the tank with water. You can turn on just the light too. It is meant to put moisture in the air so no it doesn't dehumidify. The instructions shiw specifics in adding water and oil and hiw to turn it on. I ran mine the other day with just lights accidentally. :)
324621
I'm not sure how to answer this question. On my dehumidifier, when you put the unit in "pump" mode, it stays in pump mode. The only time water goes into my tank, is when I do not turn the pump button on, so I'm not sure why yours is changing from one function to the other. In fact, where I use mine, it is so humid, I never even attempt to use the tank feature. Sorry I couldn't help you more. randy
30503
The interior is lined to prevent water getting in. When I first made my purchase I was worried about the opening being to free but since I've had it I've had no problems with water getting in.
2282514
None at all, , but you do get a little condensation under the lid when you use it.
1808310
The bottom is open to the elements so its is far from water proof but it will keep the rain and snow off your LP tanks. we are on the second season with ours and it still looks new. the top hatch doesn't have a seal but closes tight.
888357
I have not experience a moisture problem. However I open it every 2 weeks per the manufacturer's recommendation.
281732
Water entry is via hole at base of tank, which is sealed off from vent at top whilst allowing steam thru. Its a little fiddly in practice only small amount of water leaks as u put it back. If u dont want to carry it, id advise using a watter bottle.
1118495
No it's built into the unit. Opening the unit would compromise the water and dust protection.
678039
HI, I had this safe for almost a year now, and no problem of moisture. I leave my electronics if I go for trips and everything seems to be fine! Great safe, big and you can bolt it to the ground! Very happy with it!
853992
I use the Wave heater in tight quarters, in a pickup shell. I slide open three windows about an inch (as the instructions suggest), and the heater does not cause sweating or moisture.
384552
No, since I use it to fill the tank it gets fresh water before going back in the garage ( where its stored)
2154394
no, to prevent the humidity, you could open window or let the door open to make sure the room is vented properly. I sometime put a glass of water in front of the heater to have the moisture in the room
421415
I believe so to an extent. Only owned it 2 months but so far no problems. Most door areas have an overhang so it won't get overly wet.
674381
No. I've never heard of an insulated tank. I'm quite happy with the toilet and have had no condensation problems.
1676032
mine doesn't have moisture inside! i wouldn't buy this one tho. the guy tried to take 500 dollars out of my account, and yesterday it stopped working. I've only had it for like a month or so.
1244198
My old switch was open in the normal installation. With a multi-meter I found the switch was also open when inverted. I found that the switch would make contact somewhere in the middle, but not neither in the top of bottom. New switch is a must if you have condensate (high humidity) situation. The new switch is pretty inexpensive and a worthy purchase. Buy two when you do to have an extra on hand.