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dazzer
PostPosted: Sun Sep 02, 2012 3:13 pm 
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Cheers for showing some of your storage solutions Filippo they will come in handy as I'm trying to organize my workshop which is 20' x 8' :)

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Alex Kleon wrote:
CharlieT wrote:
Daniel Minard wrote:
I even use one, with an inch of water in the bottom, to store my water stones. It's not easy to do that in a wooden drawer...


Daniel - that's an interesting idea. Have you found it necessary to add anything to the water to retard bacterial growth?
A drop of bleach does the trick. I've stored my water stone in a tupperware this way for years with no problem.

Alex


I have mine in Tupperware (or equivalent) with no bleach and don't notice anything. The container isn't sitting in daylight, though.

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For what it is worth, I use a derelict, double-door refrigerator for storage, particularly finishing materials (Danish-oil, poly, nitro). I figure that it will keep the insurance company happier.

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