01-03-2008, 05:31 PM
During the years I lived in Indonesia and Ecuador I noticed many local folks kept small light bulb--placed low near the floor--inside bookcases and closets and turned on 24/7 (at least, when there was electricity to run them). They said it worked well to keep mold out of the books inside the glass-fronted bookcases and out of fabrics inside the closets so treated, but that the lights were insufficient to prevent leather items from molding.
Indeed, the books and fabics I saw stored in bookcases and closets with small light bulbs on all the time were fine, but once when I foolishly left a leather archery quiver full of arrows hanging in such a closet for a several months it began to turn into a mold farm.
Do folks in Hawaii have experiences with this approach of using small incandescent light bulbs inside bookcases and closets, lit all the time, to share?
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Astonishing skill! This archer is a real-life Legolas and then some!
http://geekologie.com/2013/11/real-life-...rs-anc.php
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Astonishing skill! This archer is a real-life Legolas and then some!
http://geekologie.com/2013/11/real-life-...rs-anc.php
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