Condensation consideration

[Anonymous]

Now a new problem, or at least one I have just began to notice.

At night I am getting a significant amount of condensation in the canopy.

Do you think it would be enough to just drill some "vents" in the lid, or will I need a fan?

Just to make sure, the fan should vent out?

 

[Anonymous]

For some reason, condensation becomes problematic in the winter time.

I'd add a fan and have to blow air in. The hot air will be forced out. If you have fan blow out, all that humidity and salt will shorten the life of the fan.

Louey

 

[Anonymous]

Brilliant!

 

[Anonymous]

>...For some reason, condensation becomes problematic in the winter time.

Warm water, cool room air, cool canopy, condensation.

 

[Anonymous]

LOL it wouldn't be if you left the windows open. Nice and dry outside.

 

[trido]

LOL it wouldn't be if you left the windows open. Nice and dry outside.

And 22 degrees F. outside this morning to. I dont think my heaters could keep up.

 

[Anonymous]

Hey we all have to make sacrifices!