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Anyone ever use Dry-Z-Air or Damp Rid in the interiors of the cars? I have used both in the inside of my Healey cockpit and it really pulls the moisture out. I live in Seattle and would say I get about 1/4 cup per week draining from the system into the holding container.Even in the Summer!
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Bruce Bowker
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Used other types but question about Dry Z. It states thet it stores the water in its own container. How does it keep that from evaporating back?
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Bruce
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Bruce