Any tricks for drying out the interior your boat when storing quickly?

[malibuparadise]

Anyone using one of these bad boys?

http://www.westmarin...CFXGRPAodGXcAYA

Yep, that's what I bought, and discussed above, and it's working well so far ;-)

[flapjack]

Anyone try this thing? Seems like a good idea.

http://bilgewizard.com/bilge.php

I'd like to rig it up backwards so I can stick it in the drain hole. My boat sits in a lift, so getting access to the transom is a pita.

Edited September 21, 2012 by flapjack

[malibuparadise]

IMproved air flow for sure, but if the outside air is wet and humid, what then?

[malibuparadise]

Anyone try this thing? Seems like a good idea.

http://bilgewizard.com/bilge.php

I'd like to rig it up backwards so I can stick it in the drain hole. My boat sits in a lift, so getting access to the transom is a pita.

PS does anyone know if below is true? I never thought or heard this was a safety issue.

"...safer due to reduced fuel vapors"

which makes me think BS...

[MalibuNation]

It certainly will help with the vapors if they do exist ... same thing your blowers do. I see using this product in my driveway the few times I pull my boat off the lake. It's a little over a mile to my launch ... I'd still run my blowers ... maybe not as long.