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Caching
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04/10/2007 09:19 AM
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Bradley ammo cans work great. They are the tough plastic cans that hold 20 or so rounds of 25mm ammo. Both the top and bottom are removeable.
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Re: Caching
#98903
04/13/2007 05:41 PM
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Noted.
What would be the best way to cache books? I'm thinking that we should at least concider it, if for no other reason than Bibles will be pretty darn scarce if "hate crime" laws are passed.
Would a plastic bin, or tote work for caching? Could it be sealed with grease on the plastic to plastic seal?
Let tyrants shake their iron rod,
And Slavry clank her galling chains,
We fear them not, we trust in God,
New Englands God forever reigns.
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Re: Caching
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04/13/2007 06:01 PM
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I was thinking about caching some Bibles and some "subversive" books
I would put them in a ziploc bag, put the bag in a plastic bin, and pour wax over it.
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Re: Caching
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04/14/2007 04:12 PM
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as far as books im thinking that the seal a meal type thing might be good..you can make the bag any size you need and it heat seals the plastic..make sure you put a couple desicant packs in it before sealing..
We've been fighting for a long time. We are outnumbered by the machines who are working around the clock, without quit. Humans have a strength that can not be measured. This is John Connor. If you are listening to this, you are the resistance."
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Re: Caching
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04/14/2007 05:48 PM
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I seem to remember something about ironing wax paper to form a sealed pouch, put that in a zip lock then in a plastic bin and it won't leak for a thousand years.
-Colt. B.
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Re: Caching
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04/22/2007 02:12 PM
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The problem with the books printed today is there is a lot of acid used in the processing of the paper. The paper will probably fall apart.
I'd recomend finding them on the net and reprinting them on acid free paper. Vacuum seal them with desicant, just make certain that the desicant ISN'T touching the paper.
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Re: Caching
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04/22/2007 05:19 PM
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What if I dusted the pages with baking soda or sodium hydroxide? Would that neutralize the acid?
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Re: Caching
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04/29/2007 03:45 PM
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for those that are cacheing or starting out i would like to offer dessicants and ziplock poly type bags in various sizes..i have a couple of "suppliers" in the mall where i work that are saving items for me..
they only know that i am using this stuff to keep my own stuff dry in a garage that has a wet/mold problem..if you want some pm me
We've been fighting for a long time. We are outnumbered by the machines who are working around the clock, without quit. Humans have a strength that can not be measured. This is John Connor. If you are listening to this, you are the resistance."
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