S Slapp Junior Member Jan 2, 2012 #11 I may just drill a weap hole so the ambiant temps inside the bag will equalize with the outside temps.
I may just drill a weap hole so the ambiant temps inside the bag will equalize with the outside temps.
Iceman24 Well-Known Member Jan 2, 2012 #12 That, or put a couple of those damp-rid packets in the bags & they should absorb any moisture accumulation. They make ones for closet hangers...Hanging Moisture Absorber - Fragrance Free (FG80FF) | Moisture Control Products | DampRid
That, or put a couple of those damp-rid packets in the bags & they should absorb any moisture accumulation. They make ones for closet hangers...Hanging Moisture Absorber - Fragrance Free (FG80FF) | Moisture Control Products | DampRid
B btsom Active Member Jan 4, 2012 #13 Iceman24 said: That, or put a couple of those damp-rid packets in the bags & they should absorb any moisture accumulation. They make ones for closet hangers...Hanging Moisture Absorber - Fragrance Free (FG80FF) | Moisture Control Products | DampRid Click to expand... Do those things eventually get saturated and start to drip?
Iceman24 said: That, or put a couple of those damp-rid packets in the bags & they should absorb any moisture accumulation. They make ones for closet hangers...Hanging Moisture Absorber - Fragrance Free (FG80FF) | Moisture Control Products | DampRid Click to expand... Do those things eventually get saturated and start to drip?
HDDon Experienced Member Contributor Retired Moderators Jan 4, 2012 #14 The damprid product changes color and needs to be replaced. Take a look at the damp chaser rods I spoke about earlier for a permanent solution.
The damprid product changes color and needs to be replaced. Take a look at the damp chaser rods I spoke about earlier for a permanent solution.