Does condensation form on the outside of the cooler? I currently have a similar product (different brand) and it gets very wet on the outside.
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Not that I have noticed so far. The only complaint I really have is that the ice pack that fits on the bottom of the lid tends to fall out when you open the lid. Other than that, it has done a great job.
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I have mine placed high above and to the side of the shower. I have never noticed condensation build up along the ceiling or the skylight next to it. I would say that with the power of this fan - and reasonably good air flow into the area - it would remove condensation!
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not so much condensation does it leave but a moist air comes out...like a mini slight humidifier...good for the wood floors (or at least mine) in the winter when the heat is on making the floors crack constantly. Adds just a very slight amount of moisture...not really condensation like a shower would in the bathroom on the windows and mirror.
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No, never. Not on top or underneath. It doesn't get condensation or anything on it. :)On the side I have no idea. It's sealed, so even if it did it wouldn't be a problem. We filled ours with distiller water to prevent anything like that.
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Sure thing -- fog/condensation forms from a difference in temp between the surface of the mirror and temp of the (high humidity) surround air. This mirror keeps the surface at the same temp as the air because of the water you put into the chamber behind the mirror. So the temp of the surface is about the same as the air and no condensation forms.
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There is a plastic tube that connects to the bottom of the cooler & trails out the back of the storage part. A plug inside the cooler is opened to allow water out. Although this cooler does not do as great a job as a standard cooler, I do really like mine. I have no problem adding ice to it daily to keep the items inside cool. It holds 2 cases of canned drinks & 1/2 case of water bottles. We keep ours on our pool deck & have been very happy with it.
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No, the tank is not insulated. I've hade mine for nearly a year but have had no trouble with condensation despite no insulation.
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Hi, I'm curious if you were able to solve your condensation issue. I'm thinking of doing the same thing.
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So far there is no condensation in the "good" glasses. The glasses that had holes in in on the bottom were full of water after the first was in a dishwasher so they had to be thrown away.There is no obvious hole on the bottom of the outer glass but its like an indention that you can see, and 2 of the cups I got were just not sealed all the way if I can call it this way; so you were able to put a toothpick through the hole. That's how water got inside in a dishwasher and its close to impossible to get it out.
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If the water level goes down it is putting water in the air. In very cold weather (very low humidity) I doubt that you will see condensation on the windows.Also, when the humidity in the house gets really low it will take days to get it back to normal.
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No I tried that under my deck and it filled w/ water. I believe the water was mostly retained condensation.
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yes you get condensation. you have to open the dry compartment and let it dry out
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I suppose it could be if you used a 3M adhesive tape and there is no condensation. The unit is fairly long so be sure that you can fit it on your water cooler.
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Yes you can, I go outside and stick it trough the metal fins (vent) on the side of the housing and drop a table into the water reservoir that cools the condenser. Works great.
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I think if you heat the Hot/Cold pack you might not get condensation but I would do a test run first. Good luck!
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I have one in a refrigerator right now. I was having a lot of condensation in this refrigerator, so I put one in on the bottom. It's been there a few weeks and seems to help a lot.
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Aside from the various other quality issues with this bivy, yes, there was also a fair amount of condensation inside when I used mine. The outside temperature was in the mid to high 30's F, so a little above freezing. The condensation wasn't bad enough to drip down on me, but the inside of the bivy was definitely moist. As I indicated, there are several other quality issues with this product, so I would recommend skipping it altogether and going with something else. The clips also broke on mine the first night out. The price may seem right, but trust me, you're going to wish you bought something else.