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Can I store climbing gear in a hot water closet? |
31-Mar-2016 At 9:14:41 PM |
martym
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On 30/03/2016 Jugger wrote:
>I've measured the temp in the closet to be between approx 28-35℃
>depending on ambient temp. The manufacturer pages don't seem to say a lot
>about gear storage temps. e.g. Petzl.
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>One good thing is that it will be bone dry. But is there any issue with
>having gear at prolonged slightly-elevated temperatures?
Ask anyone who lives in the tropics?
If you keep your gear in a garage in Darwin, seems it would be no different? |
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