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containers
I can not find the thread, but i am sure that i read something about things that you can put amongst your clothes, bedding etc in the container that will take some of the moisture out of your things :confused: Has anybody got any ideas of what i am talking about, or do i need to lay down and take a pill :)
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You can buy these sort of gel things (the sort of stuff you find in shoe boxes and handbags). Not sure where you would get them from but I think there might be some in the Argos cat (where they sell the removal boxes)
We have been saving any we have to put into our things, like the guitars. |
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Ithink i read somewhere that you can get them on ebay.
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Found them. Silica gel sachets. On ebay.
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Have a look at this link http://www.ciao.co.uk/Vacuum_Storage...Review_5514050 just a thought.
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Originally Posted by layla950
(Post 5747899)
Found them. Silica gel sachets. On ebay.
They work especially well in Fridges, Freezers, Dishwashers and Washing Machine which will always have a small element of mositure in them, at the time of shipping, no matter how well they dried out. Chris |
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Use vaccum bags too - godsend for clothes, bedding, towels etc
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Thanks for all your help, will have to go on a spending spree and buy lots of shoes and handbags;) , OK hubby was only joking pack pretending to have fainted.....:ohmy:
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I thought about tea bags too but wondered how AQIS would react if they found them.
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Originally Posted by Nerine
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I thought about tea bags too but wondered how AQIS would react if they found them.
Chris |
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