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can anyone recommend a dehumidifier for campervan or some way to take out the moisture? ( I did just read about the salt in a bucket trick, so will be employing that tomorrow however I would like a more permanent solution).

Cheers

Sin

Open a window, get a heater on regularly
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We got ones in Asda for £1 each and have put a couple in the van.They seem to be working

using one of these in our Komet, got it on Asda,works well

Get a Silica Gel one if possible as they can be heated to re-use them. Blue when dry , pinkish when damp.
Try BQ but not sure what sort they are. I think you'll need a lot.

Google Amazon with dehumidifier non electric. The one posted by slippy8v looks like the Unibond aero 360 retailing for £13.99 reduced from £19.99. Probably have to pay carriage but not necessarily.Check Asda or others first .

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i have a few DD8L's in houses also stick one in the van . brilliant .the one at the top of the page also works verywell,and the company do not make or get involved with cheapy rubbish
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well spotted getunder yup its the Aero, Asda had them on offer think i paid £7.00 inc extra cartridge

read that you can use cat litter, silicon type in a tray or even poured in to an old sock and put on the dash,to dry the condensation on the windscreen

i also have the aero & works very well which reminds me i need to empty my one....

I have a very efficient domestic one and simply leave it in there for a day now and again. Does the job.

Your van is not a sealed container.
Therefore your humidifiers will be trying to remove the water from this planets atmosphere.
jus' sayin'

itchyfeet wrote:Open a window, get a heater on regularly
http://www.justkampers.com/cab-door-win ... -1992.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

is about the best advice

Thats true although I always found it reduced the mustiness you can get over winter. I do remove curtains and soft furnishings as it stops them following the same fate. The Propex (when it was working) also helped keep the interior nice and dry.

I bought 2 rechargeable ones off Amazon for £15 similar to metal mickys one and they work great

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probably work best with a bit of heat as well

I don't use any of this stuff. I just drive mine regularly and there's no problem.