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Old     (zo1)      Join Date: Aug 2002       03-30-2006, 5:56 AM Reply   
Anyone use on in their boat?

Our boat will soon be stored on a lift with the cover on (as opposed to in the garage with the cover off and the ability to air out).

In the past I have used the little bucket of pellets to absord moisture on our old boat while at the marina, but that is a crappy solution. I am thinking of something electric that will just spit the water back into the lake.

Any thoughts?
Old     (acurtis_ttu)      Join Date: May 2004       03-30-2006, 6:02 AM Reply   
How much water do you have in your boat at the end of the day? I keep my bao ton a lift and I normally leave the cover off for 4-5 hours then put it on. I haven't had a problem with it not drying out.
Old     (zo1)      Join Date: Aug 2002       03-30-2006, 6:22 AM Reply   
Honestly not that much. I am not the kinda person that makes people drip dry on the platfrom before they are allowed back in the boat but it still does not get that wet.

I just like the idea of getting any moisture that is in there out.
Old     (rodmcinnis)      Join Date: Sep 2002       03-30-2006, 11:09 AM Reply   
I used a dehumidifer on a big cruiser I used to have. Bought one off Ebay for about $60, it worked great. I put it on a timer to have it run for an hour a day and it would pull about a gallon of water out during a week's time.

It really helped on the cruiser, got rid of the damp musty smell and stopped most of the mildew problems.

I am not sure I would try the same thing on a skiboat.
Old     (wakehound)      Join Date: Oct 2003       03-30-2006, 11:35 AM Reply   
http://www.overtons.com/modperl/overtons/detail/pdetail2.cgi?r=detail_view&item_num=20425&fcat=2Y4

I've used one of these in past, when I had my boat in a storage unit. They work pretty good for what you're looking for. You could also just leave a drop light on under the cover, the warmth would probably remove most moisture.
Old     (gizel)      Join Date: Dec 2002       03-30-2006, 1:18 PM Reply   
This works really good also.

http://www.goldenroddehumidifiers.com/

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