FredT
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Leadking:
Picking nits here I know, but it's actually by regulation. Congress didn't vote on the rule.
FT
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Picking nits here I know, but it's actually by regulation. Congress didn't vote on the rule.
FT
Leadking
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I agree, it's a regulation not a law.
wolves64t
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I toss a wet towel over the top of my tanks this keeps them cool for about 5 hours once all that water evaporates it doesn't do much good. Maybe you could soak the towel before you go to work then again during your lunch break. I don't do this because I am worried about the tanks blowing up or the burst disk failing but simply because I don't want to have to wait for my tanks to cool off before the dive shop fills them.
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