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Re: The LEGO Flood.
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lugnet.general
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Date:
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Wed, 10 May 2000 15:48:12 GMT
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Mr L F Braun wrote:
> Paul Sinasohn wrote:
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> > I have the potential for this problem in my (Oakland, CA) basement - my
> > solution was to get as many Rubbermaid 18-gal. tubs as I can when they go on
> > sale for $4 at KMart or Target to store boxed sets in.
> >
> > I'm glad there wasn't more damage, Gary...
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> Me too. You're the closest thing AFOLs have to an archive! ;)
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> I did the same thing as Paul--fortunately, I did it before the first of our
> *three* floods, all of which were raw sewage, and all of which happened in the
> last 18 months. That would not have been pleasant, but it would have stopped my
> occasional brick chewing.
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> I usually just keep full sets well off the ground. That's about the best option
> for me.
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> best
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> Lindsay
Lucky for me it is all storm water. But I worry about humidity affecting the LEGO
boxes/catalogs.
I keep fans blowing around the basement for weeks to keep any dampness from building
up. Time to get a new dehumidifier.
Gary Istok
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| (...) Me too. You're the closest thing AFOLs have to an archive! ;) I did the same thing as Paul--fortunately, I did it before the first of our *three* floods, all of which were raw sewage, and all of which happened in the last 18 months. That (...) (25 years ago, 10-May-00, to lugnet.general)
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