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Started by Clipper Joe, January 25, 2016, 03:10:57 PM

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Clipper Joe

January 25, 2016, 03:10:57 PM
Hi All Clipper Folks,

Just Wanted To Share A Winter Tip For Keeping Moisture Out Of Clippers, I Use 2ea. Small Containers Of Damp Rid, I Got @ Hardware Store.
It Also Has A Re-Fill Package To Refill Them. I Put One On Sink Counter & One In Bathroom.
These Work Real Well. It Is Good To Have Fresh Air Passing Through Clippers To Remove Odors & Keep These Old Rigs Smelling Nice & Not Muskie, Also Helps With Mold Issues.

I Snapped A Photo, Please Let Me Know What You Use.??

Joe 
1977 Dodge 440  Rear Kitchen
Note: Clipper Sold: (Miss It)
ACOC#3749
Now Own 2002 Class A Diesel Pusher

Toedtoes

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January 25, 2016, 05:39:34 PM
I have kept my overhead vents in the kitchen and bathroom open since I put the vent covers on them.  That has helped with odors a lot.

I also try to open windows whenever I can and keep a lot of light coming into the clipper.  I try not to overfill cupboards - if air can circulate between the contents, they're less likely to get musty.
'75 American Clipper Dodge 360 821F; ACOC #3754
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