Will this cover "breath?" I'm concerned about moisture getting trapped and then damaging myTV.
1575719
We have had a lot of rain this year and I have not noticed any moisture being trapped.
1575720
Yes it can breath!! There is an opening on the bottom . The cover is not a zip lock bag.
1575721
Corners are zipped--but bottom is fully open--therefore the covers does have air circulating
1575722
Mine doesn't seem to trap any moisture. I don't live in a super humid area, but we have his lots of rain an the TV seems to be bone dry in its cover.
2137994
I did use moisture (just a little water) but I don't know if would be required. We have a pine cone wreath on it now (hanging indoors on our metal door that leads outside). It seems very secure.
1813254
If you contact the manufacturer of the product, they are very good about answering questions. I can tell you that we had an extremely cold winter, for where we live. (Maybe not as cold as Chicago.) Temperatures dropped close to 15 degrees and with the wind chill close to 0. The shield was not phased at all. No cracks or damage to the TV. And, I put a cheap TV in it. We have extreme temperatures here in the summer. It gets over 110 degrees. Again no problem to the shield or TV. We do use the fan in the summer that we ordered with the shield.
728434
If your concerns is about moisture building up when your grill is covered. There are no ventilation opening. I have purchased the same grill cover and have not had any issues. Just don't cover the grill when its still warm that might cause moisture issues.
264057
My first suggestion would be to go with one of their more powerful models, but if you don't want to spend more, I would say that this will bring it down a few notches, but the larger the space, the more dilute it's effects will be. It will still pull the moisture out, but it may not be powerful enough to bring it down more than a few %. And it's also going to depend on air circulation. If the air doesn't circulate, it will bring it down in the area where it's located, but not in the entire space.
1321159
I am not sure but if your TV is taking a long time to come on, some are probably bad. I re placed all of them in the kit even if they were not swollen. I hope this helps.
1972788
It will seal it. Make sure you use two coats. And yes, ventilation is a MUST! Do it outside or in a garage. Bathroom will work, too, with a fan.
833931
moisture is not a problem. I am more concerned with spills and such. One story home do not need sound barrier or anything like that.
1130217
It's a cotton duvet... so no, I don't know if it works as a moisture barrier. Maybe call the company and they can better answer your question.
1283186
I have never had steam or any moisture fly out, it should not, it is an air filter.
2218203
The cover itself is waterproof, the Velcro and zipper openings are also "watertight". I would not run water or submerse the cover, but in stopping moisture from getting to the television it does an excellent job on my covered back porch.
1423007
I haven't had a problem with air seeping as long as the product has contact on all sides. Sorry to be so slow in responding. Just found the question.
1705845
I have used Flex seal (seen of TV product) and it works well BUT I would not move it around AFTER you apply it as it could reopen but it is still holding on mine going on 6 months now. Just learned not to move it once the FLEX SEAL was applied. :)
1337636
Mine will do the same. I suspect it's a design fault as it doesn't power of when the TV does. My solution has been to ensure that nothing is blocking airflow around the ruku.
2218202
My TV is on my patio and have had the cover for a year now and there is no moisture on my set ever.The patio cover does not let rain hit the tv directly but rain does blow under the patio cover with the wind. The cover provides great protection.
511415
This was my concern also. In my opinion, yes, over time. I took a rectangular clear plastic top from a sealed container which covered an item I had purchased and attached it with stick on velcro to the side of this unit. It made a pretty good weather guard. The rotating lock code numbers are not weather proofed and could allow moisture in. To me, over time this would have to have a corosion factor.
1053512
I don't live in a humid area, but the cover is water-proof and black so if mildew formed on it, at least it wouldn't really show.