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**Steve** · 23rd November 2006, 11:20

Quote: (Originally Posted by Lord M)

That got your attention.

I have been told of some people locally using sanitary towels in the bottom of their scrubbers to soak up the excess moisture. They also put something round the head to soak some of the condensation up, can't remember what they used, it may have been cut up ST's.

Has anyone on here tried this, or something similar?

I realise some of you are waiting forme to chime in with a smutty comment, but quite frankly soaking up moisture in scrubbers is a bad idea and chafing may result. Scrubbers need moisture to do the work God designed them to do.

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Steve Ladies bring a plate Current Rebreather/s: Megalodon Home Build Other Rebreather/s: Not Bought Yet Inspiration Classic Sport Kiss Classic Kiss MK 15.X Home Build Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Perth - Australia Posts: 1,117	Re: Sanitary towels Quote: (Originally Posted by Lord M) That got your attention. I have been told of some people locally using sanitary towels in the bottom of their scrubbers to soak up the excess moisture. They also put something round the head to soak some of the condensation up, can't remember what they used, it may have been cut up ST's. Has anyone on here tried this, or something similar? I realise some of you are waiting forme to chime in with a smutty comment, but quite frankly soaking up moisture in scrubbers is a bad idea and chafing may result. Scrubbers need moisture to do the work God designed them to do. __________________ WARNING: I contain occasional coarse language, extreme sexual references, nudity, and adult themes, which may offend some people - Usually churchy types.
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