Salt air = bad

Unconditioned space (garage) = bad

Dish Racks normally don't rust in most environments = very bad

I've had no problems with with three machines in my house on North Carolina's outer banks. I've kept all three indoors, covered with sheets to avoid sun damage to paint. Haven't noticed any rusting. House has central air, but I haven't had to install a de-humidifier or anything like that.

I have a garage. Everything in the garage rusts quickly. Agree with vid: Garage = Bad.

I'm guessing you leave your windows/doors open a lot. Seems like a good place to do it.

Central Air is a giant dehumidifier if you think about it.

The home's air is drawn across the exchange, losing heat and the water vapor condenses. Then the water runs down a tube to a drain or outdoor evaporation tray.

True. I just meant I didn't have to do anything extra, like put a dehumidifier where I have my machines. I'm only a block and a half from the ocean, and my central air does just fine. Leaving doors and windows open would definitely lead to rust, though.

I lived in San Clemente for almost 20 years and altho the salt air is great for humans, electronic devices not so much. I had a DirecTV box in my garage for less than a year and it just corroded away. Some of the cars in that town looked like they had spent time in the northeast. But the surf was great and lots of pretty ladies running around with very little clothes on.... I hope that helps.

I've had no trouble on the outer banks but it's inside in the a/c

I didn't have machines at the time but there were some cool 80s games at the miniature golf course and later a nice AFM at the laundromat. And a GnR sitting next to Addams at the Round table pizza. Where I live now 25 miles inland there is no corrosion.

You don't need AC at the beach. And I rarely run it up here. Unless the heat is blasting and I have guests.