Drying Reefer Help!!! Please

Rainy, Don't you have any paper towels on your Truck?

Don't laugh... I did try to wipe it down. I was that desperate. But I have a lot of time on this load cause FM is out for personal time. Every time he takes off I get "rookie runs". But then I guess I should appreciate the break.

Rainy, thank you so much for posting this request for help. Some of us are so new, we aren't even knowledgeable enough to know this stuff happens!

Rainy, thank you so much for posting this request for help. Some of us are so new, we aren't even knowledgeable enough to know this stuff happens!

No problem.... it's been posted before that people enjoy when I make a fool out of myself for the betterment of all. Hahahahha

I was considering video blogging cause all the stupid crazy stuff always happens to me. Always has. I'm not ashamed of my rookie mistakes... ..I've learned to turn the truck on a dime cause of all the wrong turns I have made hahhaha

Don't laugh... I did try to wipe it down. I was that desperate.

I know this is too late now, but fuel hog and crank the reefer up to 95 or however high it will go.

Got a load assignment before that the reefer had to be 100% clean and 100% dry (sterilized pill bottles). I washed it out and did the 38 fuel hog or whatever that Prime says. I got to the 01 a couple hours later and it looked like I had just left the wash.

Cranked the temp all the way up on fuel hog and by the time the air reached 90 degrees it was dry. There was just a couple of spots that we had to wipe down.

I'm no scientist but I can only guess that it works better because hot air holds more water in it than cool air (growing up on the Gulf Coast one learns something about relative humidity).

If you have an inspection door, open that as well.