[frankwii]

van full of condensation that even my seats are wet in the morning  ?
anybody have the same problem or have a solution to the issue  ?

[CleanClear]

Leave a window slightly open. Mop up any obvious puddles/spills.

[windowswashed]

Put in some moisture condensation traps which are full of crystals that absorb moisture in the air if it's in the cab but not if it's in the back of your van. Crystals are meant for indoor use only but if your cab is separated and air tight from the rear I don't see why it wouldn't work overnight.

[bobplum]

do you have a bulk head, if not put one in, that will help

[frankwii]

thanks for the replies so far ,
does have a DIY bulk head , last year it had a mushroom growing out of the base of it, tempted to eat it but my mushroom days are over lol
i will try the crystals but might look into put a extraction fan like my bathroom, and reding the bulk head

[mikey]

you need to put a small container of salt in the middle of you van  don't forget to move it in the morning spill every ware 

[oldman]

I know this sounds odd...but it works.......

A few pairs of thin long socks filled with 'Cat Litter' and tie-off the top of the socks.
Place these in the van and they'll soak up the moisture in the air.
You can dry them out on the radiator in the house and ready to re-use again.

If you need to use 3 or 4 socks in the van....have another 3  or 4 socks ready to use for when the others are drying-out.

[David Durrant]

That sounds Perrrrrrrrrfect

[Ian101]

That sounds Perrrrrrrrrfect

dont be so catty he was only trying to help

[Dave Mills]

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/0523075.htm

Itll be bone dry in a week.  Use it once a week from then on.

[Ian101]

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/0523075.htm

Itll be bone dry in a week.  Use it once a week from then on.

maybe Santa CLAWS will bring it for you ??

[Ste b]

Put in some moisture condensation traps which are full of crystals that absorb moisture in the air if it's in the cab but not if it's in the back of your van. Crystals are meant for indoor use only but if your cab is separated and air tight from the rear I don't see why it wouldn't work overnight.

I tryed these in my van last week, was useless tbh, tryed leaving window open and that also didnt work.

Might try the cat litter and salt see how that works

[SeanK]

Get yourself a wet vacuum cleaner and at the end of the day as your refilling the tank
suck up all the condensation from the roof and walls. (only takes a few minutes)
Remove anything wet like your brushes.
Then cover the tank with an old sleeping bag or similar.
Any wood in the van needs to be removed or painted with waterproof paint.
At this time of the year the air is full of condensation so leaving the windows open wont help.
When you see how much water comes of the van roof you will realise that salt or crystals wont work.
Once you get on top of it the van wont be as wet.

[robertphil]

mains powered dehumidifier  running off a genny 

 post up a foto when its all installed

[frankwii]

shall take all suggestions on board  - many thanks