From Kenny Balys Sent Tue, Aug 27th 2019, 22:32
From Kenny Balys Sent Tue, Aug 27th 2019, 22:32
I keep everything under blankets when not in use. When I am working, all blankets off, everything turned on. This can be for months. During these work periods everything picks up dust and suffers from toil and torment. To mitigate this I use a long cat's tail duster made of some wonder material. (not cats) I also wipe everything off with a damp cloth. For wood surfaces I have some piano cleaner made from coconut or mint or something. (not sure) In the end, you have to use your tools to get work done. They will get messy, they will eventually wear and need repair. The maintenance of order is a constant effort. Chaos creates itself. So, basically, yes I just brush it off and go. On 27.08.19 22:15 , negativesaucer wrote: > Hi all, > > So I was taking inventory recently for insurance purposes and realized that > I'm getting up on $10,000 worth of modular. As silly as it may be, crossing > that threshold made me think a bit about how to preserve this shit so it > lasts as long as possible or stays in good shape. > > In short, my apartment was built not long after WW2, and as such its dusty as > hell. How concerned should I be with this? Most of my modular is vertically > oriented but I do have some stuff like an 0-coast and a few others that are > desktop and have upward facing I/O. > > Do you guys mitigate dust with your modular stuff or just brush it off and > go? > > Thanks -Joe >