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Yes, you are missing something. It was explained in the original
post. -- Roger Long "Captain Bartholomew Martyn lll" wrote in message news:BATYg.3201$Z46.202@trndny05... Am I missing something ?? why don't you just take them home? ======================================== "Roger Long" wrote in message ... Are there any informed or experienced opinions out there on storing cushions inside a shrink wrapped boat over the winter in New England? I'm going to have a good access and vents put in the shrink wrap and leave the ports open. I'll be working on the boat from time to time so it will get aired. I have a nice dry basement but really need the space for other things this winter. The cushions are quite new with very breathable fabric so I would hate for them to get musty. I had tarps over the boat with good ventilation last year and it seemed quite dry inside. Time dictates shrink wrap this year and I would hate to get behind the mildew curve with this nice cushion set. -- Roger Long |
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