broncobowsher
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Invest in a dryer that doesn't require inverting the suit. I made a simple one out of a computer fan and some PVC pipe. Barely a loft of air, but overnight it will dry the suit from the toes up.
Reinforcing a trilam drysuit
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Tassie_Rohan
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Thanks for your replies - I can see a weekend project building a drysuit dryer in my near future. I remember seeing a nice DIY one using PCV pipes a long time ago: will see if I can find the original post.
Being lazy I was just throwing the suit into the bath with the rest of my gear, and wasn't bothering to zip it/plug it. Time to be a little bit more thoughtful in my approach from now on...
Cheers
Rohan.
Being lazy I was just throwing the suit into the bath with the rest of my gear, and wasn't bothering to zip it/plug it. Time to be a little bit more thoughtful in my approach from now on...
Cheers
Rohan.
admikar
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I made dryer using hair dryer and cable conduits (will switch to large diameter garden hose as those conduits have will of their own).
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