How can I stop it, every night I go in its covered in damp. Don't know if should leave a heater in there or just cover the car, come on lets have some ideas.

maybe some thing like this i have seen them for cars

Vac Bag Dry Motorcycle Vacuum Seasonal Storage System Jumbo Cover 3.6m x 2.4m

Have you got any insulation ? Leaks? Or ventalation? A dehumidifier may help. One of my neighbours has an inflatable garage that keeps his car dry and mould free. Had problems with mould when my garage roof was replaced a couple of years ago, cured it by fitting a couple of vents in the door, no problems since

Sounds like lack of ventilation to me, get the air moving around

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Sounds like lack of ventilation to me, get the air moving around

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Sounds like lack of ventilation to me, get the air moving around

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Thanks will sort some ventilation out at the weekend.

From whats said, unless you have a lot of water coming in, I think its ventilation that's the issue.

Even if you have a lot of water coming in, unless you can stop it, the solution is still ventilation. More the better really.

You wont solve that with a dehumidifier or heater unless you are prepared to hose a hell of a lot of electric into it, and you shouldnt be!


Daniel

[Edited on 18/12/2014 by dhutch]

yip lack of airflow, get some air brick vents and fit them to the side that gets the most wind and the opposite side

I have a carport on the side of my garage and due the obviously great flow of air through it almost mummifies any car put there