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You just now fired it up?
Mold and mildew inside the car
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Yes, I’ve been working out of town and finally have a weekend off. I have a half of 5gal. bucket full already.
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LOL. Can you run the drain hose outside? Mine pulls 5-8 gallons a day. You will be a busy beaver emptying that bucket.
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I’m going to look into doing that tomorrow, hopefully.
I just checked it and I’ll have to dump it in a few hours. I never thought that much water could be in the air inside the shop. Dang
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It’s amazing. Your garage and cars are going to thank you.
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I didn't say over inflate it. BTW, N2 is not combustible.
I use a heater, AC, and a dehumidifier. I have a 34-dodge frame that has been sanded to bare metal 2 years ago, it's still shinny with no rust. It costs to get it set up but how nice it is to have a climate control system. I used to change transmissions in my dads driveway in a snow storm back in the 80's, this is a much-welcomed luxury. Only took me 40 years, 
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I looked at those, but for the price of that I bought two dehumidifiers and my whole garage gets the treatment not just the car.
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