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Topic	Date	User
Dropped draw in the drink	21-Aug-2012 At 10:01:17 AM	leeman
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After discussing with my partner if either of us had ever dropped a draw while clipping, I jinxed myself and dropped my first draw. Luckily it landed in water, but unluckily this water happened to be salty. I let it soak in water when i got home and dried it out, but am unsure of how safe this piece is now. What are your thoughts on biners and the sling?

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