Category: How-To's
Type: How To
Article Name: Dry Boxes and Moisture, Oh My.
Author: dpiper
Description: Keeping Those Dry Boxes Dry.
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Category: How-To's
Type: How To
Article Name: Dry Boxes and Moisture, Oh My.
Author: dpiper
Description: Keeping Those Dry Boxes Dry.
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I heard that Cigars work well too. I've never tried it, but I can see the concept.
I have used cigars for several years to keep the moisture under control, my dad showed me that when i was just starting out. Seems to work really well and if the mosquitos get really bad you can fire it up they will go away for a while.
I'm Thinking abotu picking up the larger siae to keep my stuff dry. 11 bucks isn't that bad for a dry box. if it like some of the ones we have a work they can be re-dried. http://www.desiccare.com/online-stor...bsorbents.html
Although I've never tried it, I've been told that DampRid works good. I bet it would be a good idea to keep some in the gun safe too.
It's available at Walmart SuperCenter, HEB, Kroger
http://www.damprid.dsiwebbuilder.com....asp?cat=40019
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Category: How-To's
Type: How To
Article Name: Dry Boxes and Moisture, Oh My.
Author: dpiper
Description: Keeping Those Dry Boxes Dry.
>>Read Full Article
This knowledge base will be full of articles before too long, I have a few I am putting together.
I heard Bill C also liked to used cigars .
Bubba
Ha Ha
Dpiper
Good post about the dry boxes
I had to edit this post....
Wasn't too family oritented....LOL