Blowing out CFC with a compressor

[Beer:30]

Prior to storage I blow out my Counter Flow Chiller with a compressor after cleaning and rinsing it. One thing I notice though and I'm not crazy about, is that my compressor gets condensation inside the tank often. Sometimes this gets blown out when I use the compressor. I have tried to keep the compressor drain valve open, but it never really dries is all up. I have blown through a cloth to reduce this effect, but I'm looking for a better method. Does anyone share this problem?

 

[LooyvilleLarry]

You can pick up a filter/dryer. I use these for painting, where a little water can ruin your day. Lowes/HD have them with replaceable dessicant.

 

[lamarguy]

Harbor Freight Inline Desiccant Dryer/Filter $7.99

To recharge the desiccant, put it in your toaster oven at 200F for an hour.

 

[Beer:30]

THANK YOU guys SO much. This makes me very happy!

 

[PT Ray]

To recharge the desiccant, put it in your toaster oven at 200F for an hour.

I put mine in the food dehydrator.