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Replacing Ropes/Slings/Harness |
23-Feb-2015 At 12:44:30 PM |
jrc
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Sportsdrinks and Coke don't contain sulphuric acid as does a car battery.
Sulphuric acid is the main commonly used chemical that can attacks the chemical structure in nylon. Vapours from sulphuric acid can have an adverse effect also.
If you have a car with the battery in the boot (instead of under bonnet) it's probably a good idea to ensure you check the -out- of- car vent system is working for the battery. It is not a good idea to leave climbing gear in such an environment for long periods. eg in the boot for 6 months |
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