Keep it all in the garage. Some of the gear is 10-15 years old and still works as new. Everything gets washes after the dive and hung up to dry. Florida heat does not seem to bother it.
gear storage?
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almitywife
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as hubby would say... is such a thing possible!!!jon m:
we have turned a garage into a lockup and everything gets washed in fresh water after diving in a outside bathtub and then the neighbours use the tub water to water their plants (we haev a drought down here)
ceiling racks for all the wetsuits & drysuits, wall hooks for various sets of regs and galvanised shelving along the walls for everything from boots to o2 first aid kit ect
tanks & lead have their own section also
i even have hooks for gloves, hangers for fins, dive flag ect
on hot days, overnight the suits dry and on cold days.... well we go to the tropics with our gear
m3830431
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COOL DRY PLACE is the best no matter where that is. Unfortunately I still store mine for up to a period on months in the winter.
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