Ha! I've spent the last hour on Amazon looking at all those items. I think I'm gonna do the GoldenRod with some desiccant.
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Ha! I've spent the last hour on Amazon looking at all those items. I think I'm gonna do the GoldenRod with some desiccant.
WTF is rust? Isn't that how they put that old blue-colored finish on guns?
i just used Eezox in high humidity areas, never had to worry
I use dessicant in a can. I just put it in the oven to recharge it once the color has changed. Never had any rust, but I'm also not in the best place to test it, apparently. [Neene1]
I use these (cheap) but we don't need no stinkin dehumidifier here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bailey Guns
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
A big ass bag of silica gel and some cans or jars with perforated lids. "Recharge" in the oven as needed. Evidently calcium chloride works even better, but turns to a liquid mess after a while in continuously moist environments.
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I had the same experience when we moved here, to Maine. My safe is in an unheated shop, the Golden Rod dehumidifier solved the problem.
Illinois is known as the RUST BELT of the U.S.A.
Ugh, send some of that humidity this way, wouldja? I'm paying a fortune in lotion and saline spray.
And that's just for the cats!Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGrey