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Is there poor circulation in a boot of a car?

cesarbart · 2009-08-24 23:41:46

basically the title. Want to knwo if theres poor air circulation in a boot? thanks a million guys. FACTS only

24-08-2009 11:41pm

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basically the title. Want to knwo if theres poor air circulation in a boot? thanks a million guys. FACTS only

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#2 24-08-2009 11:54pm

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why? planning on putting someone in a boot?

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#3 25-08-2009 12:02am

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kids will last longer than adults

sorry couldn't resist

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#4 25-08-2009 12:07am

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does the boot need to be actually closed .
if the back seats are ajar then there should be a good circulation of air

is it long journey
animal/ plants/ food

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#5 25-08-2009 12:23am

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more specifics would be helpful for an answer

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#6 25-08-2009 12:30am

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ChristyCent wrote: »

more specifics would be helpful for an answer

what type of car is it?

Is it a hatchback/saloon/estate?

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#7 25-08-2009 3:22am

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cesarbart wrote: »

basically the title. Want to knwo if theres poor air circulation in a boot? thanks a million guys. FACTS only

There won't be any air circulation in the boot but there will be plenty of fresh air. Who ever you but in the boot will be safe, just mind how they're gaged:D

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#8 25-08-2009 7:24am

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cesarbart wrote: »

basically the title. Want to knwo if theres poor air circulation in a boot? thanks a million guys. FACTS only

really hard one to call,
can you give information on the car?
as to air circualtion, whether its poor or not, well thats an opinion not fact, so could you also tell us what you consider poor air circualtion, numbers please!!
also to help decide if the ait circulation is adequate can you also mention what its for?

the more information you put out there the better the responses...
very little information, usually means people can't help you..

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#9 25-08-2009 8:00am

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055656125&page=2

The answer is yes, there is poor (to none) air circulation in the boot of your car.

Need proof?
Stick your soggy wet dog in the boot of your car, leave to simmer for 15 minutes, enjoy the overwhelming pong as you open the boot.

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#10 25-08-2009 8:19am

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I drive a Passat and my dog loves getting into the boot and plastering hairs on every piece of carpet in the boot. I even find hairs under the spare tyre. Only a dog knows how to do that.

I sometimes wonder where does the fresh air be coming from. If fresh air can get in.. then so can water right?

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#11 25-08-2009 8:49am

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BlackWizard wrote: »

I drive a Passat and my dog loves getting into the boot and plastering hairs on every piece of carpet in the boot. I even find hairs under the spare tyre. Only a dog knows how to do that.

I sometimes wonder where does the fresh air be coming from. If fresh air can get in.. then so can water right?

The gap between the rear seats isn't waterproof/airtight...

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#12 25-08-2009 9:08am

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Isn't the prostitute supposed to be dead when you put her in the boot??

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#13 25-08-2009 9:59am

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exactly, you don't want the smell escaping now do you?

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#14 25-08-2009 10:11am

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There are no vents in the boot, no air holes.
Yes, very bad circulation.

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#15 25-08-2009 10:21am

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OP, I think you've gotten all the constructive information you're going to get on this topic...

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