Drying out

[AeroCleanse]

For all those that use extractors, how do you dry the interior of the car? Just waiting around doesn't seem like a good option for customers.

I'm considering getting a nice fan to help out, either this one or this one.

How do you dry out cars?

[VonLego]

Re: Drying out

Interested in this....

Bump

[BlueZero]

Re: Drying out

I've always thought of getting one like your second link. I just don't do enough interiors. Ridgid makes one similar but I couldn't find it on the site.

Here's another one like your link for less money.

LASKO Utility Pivoting Blower Fan
LASKO Pro Performance High Velocity Utility Fan

[sudsbyhubbs]

Re: Drying out

here's a 3-speed fan that might be more durable, but is also more expensive than the other fans you listed.

http://www.goestores.com/storename/detailking/dept/74899/ItemDetail-2798453.aspx

[RaskyR1]

Re: Drying out

I use two of these and set them in the back. They work great! I think they are the same as the ones on rightlook but at half the cost.

http://www.acehardwareoutlet.com/(fthypb55mczrso45kiwvc555)/productDetails.aspx?SKU=6104947

EDIT: BlueZero beat me to it.

Rasky

[Joe's detailing]

Re: Drying out

I use a 20'' High-Velocity fan in fact it's being used now, trying to dry an interior now, it's been raining non-stop for 2 days who has a canoe ..?

[AeroCleanse]

Re: Drying out

I've always thought of getting one like your second link. I just don't do enough interiors. Ridgid makes one similar but I couldn't find it on the site.

Here's another one like your link for less money.

LASKO Utility Pivoting Blower Fan
LASKO Pro Performance High Velocity Utility Fan

Thanks for the links, but the other fan I mentioned has a much faster fan speed.