Sanitary towels

Mark Chase · 27th November 2006, 14:17

Sanitary towels are also useful for lining the arse of your pants when diving the morning after the currey the nite before.

Because we all know washing a Thinsulate screws up its thermal qualities

ATB

Mark Chase

Midnight · 3rd December 2006, 11:28

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?

Probably be better ensuring that you can achieve a good "negative" on the loop rather than putting something in the bottom of the canister that could dislodge and block the incoming pipe.

I am sure that if absorbant was needed in there Mr Parker et al would have put something in??

Just a very humble observation.

Regards
Midnight

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Mark Chase RBW Member Current Rebreather/s: Classic Kiss Other Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Kent Posts: 2,858	Re: Sanitary towels Sanitary towels are also useful for lining the arse of your pants when diving the morning after the currey the nite before. Because we all know washing a Thinsulate screws up its thermal qualities ATB Mark Chase __________________ See my "Doing It Chasey" video where I'm locked into a padded room, naked, with two ball bearings and within an Hour, I manage to lose one and break the other!!! Kevin Juergensen 16/11/08 [/quote]
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3rd December 2006, 11:28	#12 (permalink)
Midnight 00:00 Current Rebreather/s: Inspiration Classic Other Rebreather/s: Join Date: May 2005 Location: Co. Meath Eire Posts: 33	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? Probably be better ensuring that you can achieve a good "negative" on the loop rather than putting something in the bottom of the canister that could dislodge and block the incoming pipe. I am sure that if absorbant was needed in there Mr Parker et al would have put something in?? Just a very humble observation. Regards Midnight __________________ Do I miss the twinset?? Yes........ No......... No........ Yes...... No........ Well definately Yes or No....... Can I get back to you on that.
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