Anti-Fogging Treatments for New Masks. (a comparison of techniques)
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It's been 5 weeks. How's he doing?
Florida explosions? I don't watch the news, but I'm not finding it on google.I just spoke with @lowviz
He's still alive. The Florida explosions do not appear to be related to his mask testing.Life has gotten in the way. He'll be back to the mask testing and SB within the next week or two.
In the meantime, I have one of the Mako masks, like what Lowviz is testing. I have always had trouble with it fogging.
I ran it through the dishwasher and it has been VASTLY better since.
I ran it through the dishwasher and it has been VASTLY better since.
Flamed the Mako mask several times and it still wanted to fog.
I’ve gotten messages asking how Lowviz is doing. He’s perfectly fine, but a lot of family stuff going on. He’s not even lurked on SB in months. I’ll be seeing him in a few weeks, and I’ll let him know folks have been asking about him.
He did finally find a match for his one LP50 tank and he’s putting them together for baby doubles. Tickled pink he’s got his set now.
He did finally find a match for his one LP50 tank and he’s putting them together for baby doubles. Tickled pink he’s got his set now.
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