Linedog
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When I'm done diving for the day I rinse my drysuit and hang it up by the feet in my unheated garage. Is it fine to leave it there or should I roll and bag it then put it in my warm house?
Hang it or bag it?
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GrumpyOldGuy
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Garages tend to collect exhaust fumes from cars, not good for the seals. I would hang it in a closet in the house if possible.
after drying,i bag and store in the house
if i'm not going in for a few days
helps the suit by the kid not running it over with the car
and keeps the seals outta the fumes
then it's all ready to go next time also
have fun
yaeg
if i'm not going in for a few days
helps the suit by the kid not running it over with the car
and keeps the seals outta the fumes
then it's all ready to go next time also
have fun
yaeg
Linedog: Good question. Our advice is to hang your suit-zipper open-on a wide shouldered hanger in a cool dry place and not in a garage.
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Linedog
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Thanks, moving it inside now.
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