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Do any of you guys use dessicant packets to help protect against rust? I usually open up all my plano 3700's after fishing, but the one time I don't, I have found some rust on some strike king diamond shads. I actually use flambeau Z-rust most times, but have still occasionally found rust.

Wondering if the dessicant packets could be used to help absorb moisture and prevent rust?

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I don't do this but I've heard of some fisherman putting some rice in a part of a nylon stocking and tying it up and placing it in their rod lockers in their boats to keep moisture out of their reels.I heard u can do this with fish finders that have moisture in the displays. The rice draws the moisture out. May be worth a shot with tackle.

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The rice trick has worked for people I know that have gotten cellphones wet. So it should work on other electronics

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Remember - Do Not Eat.

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That's why my vote goes to the rice! Plus you aren't putting poison around your lures, or yourself.

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ive used those packs for the longest. as long as you dont eat them, they work fine. havnt found any rust on anything in the boxes.

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Squertz and Dave P, where do you guys purchase the dessicant packets? What size? Thanks for any help.

Feebay is where I usually buy them. There are a ton of sizes...I usually get the ones that go a few inches x a few inches. They also sell reusable ones that can be dried in the oven.

I place them in all of my storage bins.

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I get them from work. Whenever we get some shirts in I grab em. Shoes too.

My boxes are pretty small like 3500 size so the tiny ones work well for me. I didn't know people actually sold them lol.

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Squertz and Dave P, where do you guys purchase the dessicant packets? What size? Thanks for any help.

I just acquire them here and there when you buy stuff always check the package/box. A lot of stuff comes with them.

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