Are you using a kerosene for heat? Depending on the heater, kerosene can put up to a gallon of water vapor into the air for every gallon burned. When I used a bullet heater on kero, I would get a skim of rust on everything in the shop.
Are you using a kerosene for heat? Depending on the heater, kerosene can put up to a gallon of water vapor into the air for every gallon burned. When I used a bullet heater on kero, I would get a skim of rust on everything in the shop.
Is this right? A gallon of kero = a gallon of vapor water, is this at what concentration of that gallon of vapor? Or a gallon or water vaporized, which would be impossible as there would be no kero present?
I keep my tools in the barn in open wooden boxes, but I am starting to notice rust on them. I guess there is too much moisture in there. I am thinking about putting a wooden lid on the boxes and adding charcoal or something to absorb moisture. What do other people do?
I did a search to see what ACF 50 is made of and coudn't come up with anything.