Morris Minor Owners Club

You might care to check out this thread Wurzlejock:-

www.mmoc.org.uk/Messageboard/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=72945

I once immersed a short length of neoprene fuel tubing in a cupful of 'modern' petrol by way of experiment; within a couple of days it had swelled alarmingly and was reduced to a soft, squidgy texture.

"Unless you have a sealed garage damp air from outside the garage will infiltrate the building and the dehumidifier will continue to extract dampness from the incoming air. It is a cycle you will never win." Certainly can't argue with that statement but all I can say is that it works for m...

The one I use is an Ebac model that I bought in used condition from eBay. It must have collected the equivalent of the North Sea in the ten years or so that it's been in my garage!

The type of dehumidifier that I use is a consendate dehumidifier that works by the refrigeration process and delivers a stream of dried air into the garage. I think that the ones you are using are OK for small enclosed spaces (like inside the car itself) but probably not much use as far as drying ou...

Certainly a very cogent piece of reasoning, none of which I would disagree with. However, in my own case, I have found that a permanently switched on de-humidifier in the garage keeps all my precious stuff dry and consequently rust-free The alarming quantities of water that I daily remove from the d...

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