Are covers recommended for humid climates like FL?
1053512
I don't live in a humid area, but the cover is water-proof and black so if mildew formed on it, at least it wouldn't really show.
1053513
cover is made extremely well, strong material. Can tell it will last for years, snow, sun and rain. Fits great too.
1053514
No. You should never cover a grill in a humid climate, especially Florida. Doing so will only accelerate the rusting process. A grill cover is for dry and sometimes windy places. I had never covered my grill in any humid climate I have lived in as dust or dirt was never a problem. I have always covered it in dry areas I have lived though as it keeps the grill nice and clean and you don't end up with dust and dirt all over the interior. So, no. Don't cover your grill in Florida unless you want it to start rusting within a year. Hope that helps.
5775
We never had an issue, however we live in North Carolina. Didi you ever consider covers? They may help.We have them on when we do not use the furniture to protect the cusions from the hot sun.
1657531
I have both... The swamp cooler is not great for humid areas... It helps Cool on dry days... but does so by increasing water in the air...It does not work as well as a portable ac if in an enclosed area ... Which draws out the humidity...We use it in our warehouse ... It is noisy and the water inlet leaks, so we manually fill the tank ... I do not recommend. It.
1359324
Humid weather will likely get to these as well. All my decks are in individual sleeves as well as being kept in these cases.
24619
I live in Florida -am concerned about the high humidity most of the year and the effect this will have on the product.
1110369
I don't know about heat, but it will stand up to wind. We live at Catawba Island and it's super windy here and the last few weeks has been EXTREMELY windy....the cover is fine.
1913282
An air cooler would not be effective in a humid environment since its effectiveness comes from the air being dry. You should go for an air conditioner instead other wise you wont be feeling cool
1319244
I have only used mine in dryer climates, but it is a sturdy canvas. I would not expect it to prevent water from seeping through in a heavy downpour, but in misty or slightly rainy weather, it should be fine. I'm sure there are products out there to make it even more water resistant if you are often in inclement weather.
2099508
It's like a terrarium - the heat and humidity compliment the plants. If you live in the south, you won't want the plastic cover on in the summer time. As for varmints, I haven't had that issue but, if they want in, they'll get in.
214038
I've never used it in "wet/humid weather". I'm sure it'll dry quickly as it is very thin.
1384082
You do not require a cover the plants don't not need to be in a dome. The plants are continuously being sprayed underneath the manifold therefore high humidity is not required
183734
vinyl or plastic type covering, I was living on an island with high rainfall so non-absorbing surface was desired.
316776
We have some pretty wild rains here and have not experienced that. Love the fan. It would be perfect for the Florida heat.
1094523
Depending on where you live. I live in Florida where the humidity is high most of the times and the frame is metal, so would probably get rusty, even under cover. If you live in a northern state, I would use it, but keeping it free from rainfall (under a covered porch). Hope this helps you, of course, just my opinion.
57804
We keep ours covered when it rains. The covers came with the lamps. They are really nice lamps.
1351908
I think this product will hold up well. We live in Texas and the heat is quite intense. That said, we normally don't use this cover to protect from the sun.
174914
I use a rain cover for mine. It can only take a minimal amount of rain (i.e. small drizzle).