KL Smith
CGF II, Certified Grumble Framer Level 2
I am having a heck of a time keeping my air hose clear and dry of water. I have a small 5 gallon compressor to which I added an industrial grade filter with auto-drain ($120.00 for the filter).
We drain the tank at least once a day and at the end of the day, we let the tank drain through an air hose nozzle which we keep open. We also lay the entire 30 feet of hose flat on the ground when we do this end of the day draining - yet still we keep getting spits of water through the nozzle.
I realize that this is all caused by the high levels of humidity at this time of year, but is there a better procedure to keep this problem under control?
TIA
We drain the tank at least once a day and at the end of the day, we let the tank drain through an air hose nozzle which we keep open. We also lay the entire 30 feet of hose flat on the ground when we do this end of the day draining - yet still we keep getting spits of water through the nozzle.
I realize that this is all caused by the high levels of humidity at this time of year, but is there a better procedure to keep this problem under control?
TIA