Does anyone remember the name of the product that was talked about on the owner's Web extensively. It goes under your mattress to aid with air circulation. I stopped at Westmarine today. They sell a 3/4" +/- foam that absorbs the moisture. I would rather have somnething that allows air curculation thereby minimizing condensation. I looked in the archives with no success. Any help with this would be appreciated. Thanks, Mike D
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Drybunk
Try searching drybunk. There is a posting by Les Blackwell that has a link to another product, HyperVent.
Try searching drybunk. There is a posting by Les Blackwell that has a link to another product, HyperVent.
http://www.hyperventmarine.com/
HyperVent web site is above and below. In the Northwest Doc Freeman's in Seattle has it too: http://www.docfreemans.com/ It's near the north entry door near the check-out. To non-northwesters Doc's is not "in to" web sites so don't get your hopes up. There are other places to use it such as under sail bags to prevent condensation and under tin cans to prevent rust getting on the shelf.
HyperVent web site is above and below. In the Northwest Doc Freeman's in Seattle has it too: http://www.docfreemans.com/ It's near the north entry door near the check-out. To non-northwesters Doc's is not "in to" web sites so don't get your hopes up. There are other places to use it such as under sail bags to prevent condensation and under tin cans to prevent rust getting on the shelf.
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