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My other topic prompted this. Anyone put rice in the bottom of their plano boxes. i know rice absorbs moisture wonderfully. Anytime I get something wet, i put it in a bowl of rice for 24 hours or so and it works again. Thinking of putting rice in the bottom of my boxes.

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Abzorb Oil mat can absorb water air dry then absorb more, the Abzorb mat is approximately 1/8th inch thick and can be cut to size.

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Silica gel sachets Chris. No more moisture induced rust ever.  :)

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Silica gel sachets Chris. No more moisture induced rust ever. :)

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Save the little ones you get when you buy certain items. I usually open all my boxes at the end of the day or trip and let them air out. I also drill small holes in inconspicuous areas of the boxes to let air in and moisture out. Haven't really had a noticeable problem that I can remember. Also, you might look like a fool doing this, but before cutting off you bait and storing it, swirl it around in the air for a few seconds over your head. Can't remember where I heard that but it will dry out your bait, especially skirted baits like spinnerbaits and jigs.

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ive seen rice mixed in with the salt on the tables at mexican resteraunts, but i have never thought to put that to use like that. it probably is a problem when you drop the box  ;D

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