Why is there water on the ceiling on the inside over my wood?
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Being that the material is a heavy vinyl and we have a lot of temperature fluctuations it is prone to sweating. They do sell a vent that is self regulating and you can purchase it for around $40.00. I hope this helps.
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The Moisture In The Wood Rises To The Top Inside, It usually Disappears With Daytime Heating. Higher Humidity In The Air Will Also Cause Water On The Ceiling. This Also Happens On Our Steel Storage Containers
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Lisa I had the same problem. I believe it has something to do with the sealer they put on the faux wood. I bought a different cover and the problem has pretty much gone away. I like the fire put but there definately is an issue that the manufacturer should address.Jeff
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I've noticed some slight water marks on the rafter but the insulation was not wet. Overall I have been surprised the insulation below the fan is not wet especially for the amount of snow we had this year.
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I'm not sure but there isn't supposed to be a lot of water on the inside. If water continually seems to be on the speakers one of them might be leaking. If not then you shouldn't have any problems with it hope this helped!
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I've set up mine upstairs many times on jobs where there is a large room. I also cover the floor with double blue tarps. It's practically impossible to contain all the water in that you are going to have drips from your just-cut tile going away from saw. Also if you are in the habit of leaving the cutting table parked outside of tray perimeter, you will get water dripping down. For that matter it will do that when you pull it back to make the cut. As far as overspray, I find that it contains it pretty well. Just be well away from walls. Again, I really protect the floor well because of the potential liability. I've set up mine upstairs many times on jobs where there is a large room. I also cover the floor with double blue tarps. It's practically impossible to contain all the water in that you are going to have drips from your just-cut tile going away from saw. Also if you are in the habit of leaving the cutting table parked outside of tray perimeter, you will get water dripping down. For that matter it will do that when you pull it back to make the cut. As far as overspray, I find that it contains it pretty well. Just be well away from walls. Again, I really protect the floor well because of the... » Read More I've set up mine upstairs many times on jobs where there is a large room. I also cover the floor with double blue tarps. It's practically impossible to contain all the water in that you are going to have drips from your just-cut tile going away from saw. Also if you are in the habit of leaving the cutting table parked outside of tray perimeter, you will get water dripping down. For that matter it will do that when you pull it back to make the cut. As far as overspray, I find that it contains it pretty well. Just be well away from walls. Again, I really protect the floor well because of the potential liability. « Show Less
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It is better indoors as it is wood and won't hold up if rained on or left in the sprinklers.
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you have a problem. the water should drip down the material in the back. take it part (back panel} and make sure nothing foreign is in there. it is how you clean it anyway and you should get familiar with it.
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It might be hard water deposits. Just rinse it out or wipe down inside to remove it.
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On mine the panels are not totally water tight. So the extra moisture leaks through whichever the bottom seams happens to be. In most cases it the seams opposite the doors, because I tend to leave the doors in the up position.
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I have the same issue, never had any humidifier generate this much condensation. This will not work for us with our hardwood floors & wood furniture. I think because it is a cool mist and not directional it falls quickly and does not dissipate quick enough. It's on its way back.
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It has glue on the wallpaper that activates with water. It needs to adhere to a smooth surface typically drywall or in our case plaster. It would not adhere to acoustical ceiling
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Throw that out, it's part of the packaging. If you keep it on, the light reflection on the ceiling will be partially obscured. We did this accidentally!
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Absolutely not, it is purely interior only, all of the wood is exposed and is furniture grade, so no moisture at all.
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We don't have vaulted ceilings. Right now the humidity is 51% in my 32' x 20' music room. I have the Kenmore set at 65%. The only reason the humidity is so low is because the little Swiss-0-Air ran out of water overnight. The Kenmore is a pile of junk with a funky filter that has to be replaced. Guess I have to get a second Swiss-O-Air :(
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Make sure not to overfill it, or this phenomenon (as the manual calls it) occurs. There's a mark for the maximum water level on the inside, and it's lower than one would expect.
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Most experts I've spoken to, agree on not covering the entire unit. The cover is designed to keep debris from getting inside, it's not about moisture.
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The moisture content of the whole room is affected even though you only see the mist come out a little.