Wet books?

Isn't a prion a little GM car? Or a Toyota or something?

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Hank Zoeller
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You haven't been paying attention, shame on you.

Bag 'em with desiccant. It sure works with electronic stuff. It revived my fishing sonars and treasured HP calculators I thought were toast with great chagrin and pitiful wailing.

Ping me if you wanna know a supplier for a whole buncha desiccant for under $30, or google it. I'm too lazy to hunt for it unless you're interested.

Gypsum is a pretty good desiccant. Might be that pulverized drywall baked in an oven would do the job. The desiccant bags I use are gypsum. I had more than a lifetime supply I got for thirtybux but I've already given most of it away.

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Don Foreman

Oops! My wife says I'm not very observant. Randy

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Randy Replogle

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