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Drying and airing out Suits

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Lokosicek:
And If I use a bit of czechnology (in its positive meaning), attatch a hose to the fan, and lead it inside the suit? Setting the fan at minimum temperature and maximum air flow ensures air cold enough to not cause any damage. I already learned that. Or I can seal the suit in a bag with two openings, and fan attatched to one side = stable flow of air through the entire suit.

Edelweiss:
> If all works fine, the fursuit loungue will provide head and body drying equipment.
I meant exactly something like this.

Lokosicek:

--- Quote from: Edelweiss on 23.08.2008, 16:22:09 ---> If all works fine, the fursuit loungue will provide head and body drying equipment.
I meant exactly something like this.

--- End quote ---

Mayhaps, but they will still be very short, since we have 250 fursuiters (out of 777 attendees). Lotsa fur to dry.

fluffy52:
Hi I'm Fluffy,

The Uk hangairs are great for to dry your fursuit.
You can find them in www.furryshop.nl
I'm also in the dealers with UK Hangairs on the EF 15

See you on the EF

Fluffy

Suran:


Current status:
The original fan was not powerfull enough for a heavy, padded suit.
I have build a 138W-version that runs on 230V and on 110V.
http://fursuit.de/cms/index.php/Benutzer:Suran/Dryer

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