Fan with hose - drying CCR loop

[Cio]

I have always used a dehumidifier, just competed a KISS GEM course and dried that like I usually dry my gear, I just use a dehumidifier set to 40 % and lay it all out. dries everything in 2 days, maybe less, i dont check periodically. simplest way I have found and doesn't require much effort.

 

[lermontov]

After hanging the loop vertically I cut a long piece of absorbent cloth and carefully push it up the hose leaving a piece hanging out the end. The water gets soaked up inside the loop- the end piece drys out first and causes a wicking effect pulling the rest of the moisture out

 

[breals]

I have a dehumidifier fan that was made to go into a kegerator, which I no longer have. I just stick it into the loop or counter lungs to dry them out. It looks kinda like this

 

[Wibble]

I have a dehumidifier fan that was made to go into a kegerator, which I no longer have. I just stick it into the loop or counter lungs to dry them out. It looks kinda like this

Interesting. Even Amazon has this in stock!

Is that fan quiet and gentle, i.e. not some vacuum cleaner blast? What sort of length is the hose?

 

[breals]

Interesting. Even Amazon has this in stock!

Is that fan quiet and gentle, i.e. not some vacuum cleaner blast? What sort of length is the hose?

I don’t even use the hose, I just stick the exhaust into one of my counter lung holes. It’s gentle airflow and it looks to be made of a large computer fan. I have mine running in my garage, it’s not sound dampened so I wouldn’t say it’s quiet.

 

[Wibble]

The quiet was more about it not being too powerful.

 

[breals]

The quiet was more about it not being too powerful.

Then no, it's not too powerful at all, it won't harm any loop or counter lung material.

 

[Couv]

For drying my double hose regulator loop I use an old CPAP machine.

 

[doctormike]

I find that hanging the loop vertically does the trick, at least for my JJ loop. I made a 3D printable design for that... help yourself!

 

[Jack Hammer]

I find that hanging the loop vertically does the trick, at least for my JJ loop. I made a 3D printable design for that... help yourself!

Very nice, I like it! I just wedge mine into the "corner" of a coat hanger.