I have a gas fireplace and get condensation in my windows and wondered if these might help?
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These will not help. They are meant for sealed containers, open air use will cause them to saturate with water too quickly.
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No, I am sorry this is a light duty item. I use mine for luggage, jewelry boxes, inside my safe, closed areas that would not be exposed to constant moisture. You could try damp rid it handles larger areas; however I think that you may need something more heavy duty like a dehumidifier.
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You can push a tablet thru the vents on the sides of a window air conditioner. I used them in my dehumidifier.
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I wouldn't recommend it they fog up really bad when there is no air flow and cold weather so even venting them wouldn't really help.
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Hello Jane. I put them up in the winter and they cut my heating costs. They will not keep out the heat during the summer months. However, they will keep your AC from leaking out and should help with AC costs.
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No Problem...These don't take much airflow to be effective. I use to use the same setup and was never at a loss for spray. Good Luck!
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Hi Bobbi JeanIf you are using this on a fireplace window it will get the soot off. The glass will always soot up depending on what you are burning. I use it on a pellet stove. and use old newspapers. If you have a tractor supply place they usually have this in stock.
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That's similar to what we had to do. It will certainly improve you heat problem and the relative difference in out out will probably not impact you. Remember, you won't feel a dramatic change like turning up the forced air heater. I agree also with Susan and Matthew.
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Yes, just make sure the entire surface is cleaned off really well, I used window cleaner, that seems to work well.
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your gas tank should be filled after each use so there is no room for condensation or air. This product is to keep gas from souring when left for extended periods of time.Are you sure that condensation is your issue?
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I doubt it it sounds like you need an air conditioner if it's "very hot". If you had some cross ventilation it might help, but even with two windows a fan isn't the answer in really hot weather.
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You need to get a humidity guage to see how much humidity you have in your rooms. If the water emptys in 24 hours...it's working! It should feel like cool air coming from the unit. Yes, a slight condensation on windows, not enough to worry about.
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It would definitely help. We used it on our garage windows and it made a big difference considering we do not air condition the garage. I hope this helps.
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Being a former Carpenter and a person that built his entire home, from top to bottom, I would say the answer to that question is no. The moisture coming around your windows is caused by a poor seal or lack of insulation around a window. Additionally, if glass is warmed on one side and very cold on the other, sometimes moisture is generated. If the moisture is inside the glass of the window, I would replace the window. The Eva dry will take care of any moisture inside the house, near the window only. Properly installed windows and windows of good quality really should not be sweating, as they are internally sealed to prevent this. Hope this helps. Being a former Carpenter and a person that built his entire home, from top to bottom, I would say the answer to that question is no. The moisture coming around your windows is caused by a poor seal or lack of insulation around a window. Additionally, if glass is warmed on one side and very cold on the other, sometimes moisture is generated. If the moisture is inside the glass of the window, I would replace the window. The Eva dry will take care of any moisture inside the house, near the window only. Properly installed windows and windows of good quality really should not be sweating, as... » Read More Being a former Carpenter and a person that built his entire home, from top to bottom, I would say the answer to that question is no. The moisture coming around your windows is caused by a poor seal or lack of insulation around a window. Additionally, if glass is warmed on one side and very cold on the other, sometimes moisture is generated. If the moisture is inside the glass of the window, I would replace the window. The Eva dry will take care of any moisture inside the house, near the window only. Properly installed windows and windows of good quality really should not be sweating, as they are internally sealed to prevent this. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Sta-Bi is an exceptional product. It probably is too expensive to use at each fill up. Keep a can of gas in the garage and fill your tank completely full after each use. Condensation will not occur if you do that.
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I'm not an expert on this subject but I'll respond the best I can. I think it may work but for the fact the lint may get caught up in the fan. It's desgned to help move air through vents but when you add in a bunch of lint, I think it would build up over time and create a fire hazard. Just my thoughts. I have probably the same problem with my dryer venting outside my house. The venting goes up a wall and then another 10 feet to the exterior so we get lint building up in the vent. I use a leaf blower to blow out the accumulated lint about once a year.
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I'm sorry I can't help. I purchased it to cover the windows in my camper to reflect the heat away. Maybe you could call and ask a plumbing shop.
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Yes, it will help exhaust the paint fumes, if you have an appropriate sized window in which to mount it. It will take awhile, though.