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Doug
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Initially Posted - 01/11/2002 :  21:29:16  Show Profile
So how do I stop the condensation in my anchor locker? The drain is clear and the seal good, but every time I open the locker it is dripping wet. Not a huge problem, but it I did have ice in there at Christmas.

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Response Posted - 01/12/2002 :  12:35:28  Show Profile  Visit Douglas's Homepage
You could try replacing all the deteriorated rubber seals to stop more moisture laden air from entering the locker. Or you could try proping it open an inch or so to let the air circulate. If you keep you wet rode in there it might be causing the problem.
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Response Posted - 01/12/2002 :  15:56:32  Show Profile
Doug: I doubt that you'll be able to keep water from seeping in around the locker hatch, even if you replace the foam seals. Water is water--it'll go around and through the foam. The design is for seeping in and draining out. As long as it melts and d
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