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Interesting - does the air pressure need to be replenished occassioanlly to keep it from collapsing? If so, how is this done if stored remotely - is there some way of monitoring it?
Interesting - does the air pressure need to be replenished occassioanlly to keep it from collapsing? If so, how is this done if stored remotely - is there some way of monitoring it?
My garage sweats bad in the winter, to the point that water will run off the bubble. This keeps the car nice and dry.
You control the pressure by how far you leave the zipper open in the front. I have it open about 8-10 inches. A fan blows filtered air in from the back. The air is replaced every so many minutes, I forget how many. Bought it off the enternet somewhere, on sale for $360 or something like that, had it 4 years now.
You can get in the bubble if needed, done it many times. You just unzip it enough to crawl in it and zip it back up. You can do it without it deflating too much. You have to be quick.
You can get in the bubble if needed, done it many times. You just unzip it enough to crawl in it and zip it back up. You can do it without it deflating too much. You have to be quick.
That is how I get the cover back on the car when deflating the bubble in the spring.