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Old 01-17-2009, 09:59 AM   #24
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Default Re: Plugging a Vino Drain.

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Originally Posted by Benwoo View Post
For the condensation woes in the bottom of the vino (if it is a problem), I've left a few chunky pieces of cedar in the bottom that have been included in various cigar boxes. The wood absorbs and slowly releases the moisture again. I only really had a pooling water issue when I first fired the creature up.
Good idea, Chris. Guys should be very, very careful to roll those pieces around and watch for mold. While I agree it's a cool idea, it creates the exacting and perfect conditions for mold to grow.
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