RE: carport storage

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I've never been a fan of car covers myself, I think they do maore damage 
than good sometimes. Covering a car with plastic is a big NO! NO! but 
parking a car on a plastic sheet is a big YES! especially if it's parked 
on dirt or gravel. I recently heard about a better solution than moth 
balls for keeping the criters out, Bounce Dryer Sheets. They work just 
as good or better and smell a lot better. And for some reason Bounce 
works works better than any other brand. (No I don't own stock in 
Bounce)

Dan



Robert neal zimmerman wrote:
> 
> yeah, i have always been a little leary of the "cover it in tarps"
> approach. seems the best way, short of actual inside storaGE, would be a
> roof to keep rain off the car , but no tarps so air can circulate around
> and thru the car.   thats why i dont understand the watewrproof car
> cover thing, seems like the same thing. once moisture gets up  thru the
> ground into the caR, THEN HOW DOES  it get out, its trapped inside.
> seems like with the windows down a bit it has a way out.  
>   neal zimmrman, eugene oregon  


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