norlander
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I ran a tubular heater, and a fan heater with the heating element off, my idea was to provide a few degrees of heat, plus air circulation. With the dehumidifiers, I found that the garage/shed/workshop needs to be well sealed or the machine will try to dehumidy Scotland (which might be a blessing).
I don't do anything now as I am in and out of my workshops and garage in the winter,I think this creates air movement/circulation.
I have often thought a light bulb would provide enough heat-I got into making biltong and a light bulb was the low heat source for that.
Alternatives to WD40 are WURTH Anti Corrosion spray and Scotoil 365
The wurth dries off and leaves a very light wax coat, probably my first choice
The Scotoil 365 may leave a slightly oily coat.
Being a tight Jock, you might want to try spray furniture polish-said to work-never actually got round to trying it.
Or you can grow a pair, be a man and put your wife out in the garage and move your tools n welders into the house
I don't do anything now as I am in and out of my workshops and garage in the winter,I think this creates air movement/circulation.
I have often thought a light bulb would provide enough heat-I got into making biltong and a light bulb was the low heat source for that.
Alternatives to WD40 are WURTH Anti Corrosion spray and Scotoil 365
The wurth dries off and leaves a very light wax coat, probably my first choice
The Scotoil 365 may leave a slightly oily coat.
Being a tight Jock, you might want to try spray furniture polish-said to work-never actually got round to trying it.
Or you can grow a pair, be a man and put your wife out in the garage and move your tools n welders into the house