I kind of like the way scuba stuff smells. Sometimes it does get a musk though if I leave wet stuff overnight. Not crazy about that, but oh well.
I have baking soda and charcoal order absorbers scattered throughout my dive locker.
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I kind of like the way scuba stuff smells. Sometimes it does get a musk though if I leave wet stuff overnight. Not crazy about that, but oh well.
I would end up knocking that stuff all over the place, but really great idea. Maybe when I get a little more organized.I have baking soda and charcoal order absorbers scattered throughout my dive locker.
I would end up knocking that stuff all over the place, but really great idea. Maybe when I get a little more organized.
Remove the box-spring, build a wooden frame, cover it in fabric, and you could store a dozen scuba-tanks where she'd never see them.My stuff is scattered around the house. I find it's easier to hide my gear obsession from my wife that way.
Another regulator, reg kits, BPW parts and other miscellaneous in boxes under the guest room bed.
Love the garden hose rack for storing regs! Good idea!Hi, my small dive locker at the apartment basement and car when going out
Dammit... we can't be friends anymore. That's way too nice, lolI'm fortunate to have a nice size room that I call the scuba shack. It contains a general bench and a regulator repair bench, both with storage underneath. Then I've got a pegboard and hanging area for wings/SMBS and a rack for exposure suits. There's also a futon, but it seems to just collect additional gear!