dry cabinets
May 25, 2014 01:58:42 #
obviously you are missing the point of the exercise!!!
it is far more economical to dehumidify a small box than a small cupboard or cloakroom a WC is definetly not suitable
:-(
it is far more economical to dehumidify a small box than a small cupboard or cloakroom a WC is definetly not suitable
:-(
May 25, 2014 02:17:09 #
Bobc163 wrote:
obviously you are missing the point of the exercise!!!
it is far more economical to dehumidify a small box than a small cupboard or cloakroom a WC is definetly not suitable
:-(
it is far more economical to dehumidify a small box than a small cupboard or cloakroom a WC is definetly not suitable
:-(
OK, how about something smaller in a dry box and desiccant:
http://www.grainger.com/search?searchQuery=Dry+box
http://www.grainger.com/search/ecatalog/N-/Ntt-Desiccant?searchSortKey=priceAsc&sst=subset
I don't know what you can get in Australia or shipping from Grainger. I have not had to use a dry box since I was storing paper in my darkroom, and then I used a Coleman metal cooler and Grainger desiccant in a box clipped to the inside of the cooler.
May 25, 2014 02:31:43 #
the cabinet is a better way to go
No mucking about with dessicant
Lockable door and shelves toi keep your gear on
No mucking about with dessicant
Lockable door and shelves toi keep your gear on
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