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wishstar

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1. Moisture is a concern if contents of safe include jewelry or coins or guns that could tarnish

Reply to 3catwoman3 (Original post)

Sat Dec 10, 2022, 06:02 PM

Dec 2022

When I had an airtight safe storing valuables that could be affected by moisture, I used packets that absorb moisture and never had a problem with rusting.

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Question on home safes. [View all] 3catwoman3 Dec 2022 OP

Moisture is a concern if contents of safe include jewelry or coins or guns that could tarnish wishstar Dec 2022 #1

I put kitty litter in a piece of nylon stocking in my safes Chainfire Dec 2022 #5

Odd to me too. I've had a home safe for years never had moisture... brush Dec 2022 #2

I found this: Jim__ Dec 2022 #3

You are spot on in you last sentence. It only takes a few minutes to get into one with Chainfire Dec 2022 #7

If it's a concern for items you've got in there, you could always include some silica gel packets. Salviati Dec 2022 #4

If the safe is airtight when closed then it is sound advice. Most fire safes are supposedly airtight Stinky The Clown Dec 2022 #6

Gun safes come with a hole in the back for an electric cord rsdsharp Dec 2022 #8

People are talking about the silica packs for dehumidification. I use these. Earth-shine Dec 2022 #9