I'm sure it can't hurt, but is it worthwhile to put some sort of silica /dessicant inside the boiler through the non use months of summer? Our basement is very humid in the summer.
Moisture absorber in boiler for summer?
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I use in my insert oil dry or some other type of dessicant to get the moisture. I read some else on here does the same. I don't think it would hurt and would think it would help if anything!
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