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Yes I agree we never get condensation in the vans since going with hot water
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The thing is that all we need is wet carpets from a leak to create condensation.
Bringing snow into the car on our shoes when we get in will cause issues.
The company that did our window cleaning NVQ course used 2 Vivaros. They had internal water leaks on both vans. The insides were soaking wet. Condensation was dripping from the roof of both vans.
I did wonder if the Spring controllers they were using would fail prematurely due to water ingress.
One thing I did learn from that course was to keep my equipment better maintained than they did.
Bringing snow into the car on our shoes when we get in will cause issues.
The company that did our window cleaning NVQ course used 2 Vivaros. They had internal water leaks on both vans. The insides were soaking wet. Condensation was dripping from the roof of both vans.
I did wonder if the Spring controllers they were using would fail prematurely due to water ingress.
One thing I did learn from that course was to keep my equipment better maintained than they did.
