slippy
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My cloths are always getting water on them on grass and stuff from my wfp or spillage. All I can think of is to put this towel over them. Any better ideas?
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Keeping cloths dry?
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Cloths that are in use are hung up in back of van. Clean cloths are kept in bag in front of van
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slippy
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slippy
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That's an idea. Any reasonably strong bag I guess. I get one from sports direct. Scrims etc have to be bone dry to buffer properly.
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How long have you been in this game slippy? I often wonder if you're on the wind up.
My cloths in use hang on bungees stretched accross back of van (thanks Trad man!)
Unused cloths stored on rear side bungees well off the floor.
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I store mine in a plastic bag thingy on the side of my tank, works well.
