For anyone interested in this humidity stuff, here is a link to a useful site. Just put in your postcode
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/weather/today ... d=msedgntp
On a day when humidity falls to below 90%RH I open the windows and doors in the garage to sweep in 'drier' air. Essentially free air conditioning.
Today locally it was about 92%RH and 4 degC and it predicted a dew point (condensation on surfaces) at 2 degC. Sure enough when the temp dropped to 2 degC the %RH went to 100% - definitely not a time to throw the garage open.
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Re: Anti Rust Products
I have used an Ebac 2850e in the garage for several years now. It certainly kept the condensation at bay and even if I put one of the cars away wet it would dry them within a few hours. The only issue is that, being a compressor unit, the condenser freezes up if it gets to about 3 deg.C, which it often does in the winter as the garage doesn't have a heater, so I recently bought a desiccant unit to replace it - a Meaco DD8L Junior. I am very pleased with it so far although the water capacity is quite low so I am emptying it every day or two. There is a permanent drain hose but I don't have anywhere to run it. Other dehumidifiers in the Meaco DD8 range have bigger water containers.
Re: Anti Rust Products
Thanks for the recommendations, I'll definitely be happy to know what I'll need to coat my Morris with when I can finally come home after this pandemic... Although I should have "commandeered" a bucket or two of the paint the guys were using when I saw the yacht Anna 1 getting touched up this autumn