MOTHER'S way of keeping cabinet dry
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i actually introduced carbon stains on my sensor due to the sensorlear lenspen i used...just like what the CP uncle said...end up no choice bring to fatigue for wet cleaning of the sensor.
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spheredome
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When using sensor lenspen, user is must not rub but in one direction very lightly sweep down using one side, since sensor is not dirty. Only when there is moisture stains, then you have to apply multiple strokes but never rub, follow by final downward sweep to get rid of the dirt. Last step is blower.
Don't buy the big head lenspen as it smudges, use the smaller one instead to remove stubbon stain.
Don't buy the big head lenspen as it smudges, use the smaller one instead to remove stubbon stain.
spheredome
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Of course if you want to use charcoal, there are ways to keep the carbon dust contained. Hippo and electric rechargeable silica dryer (include some drybox) uses fine cloth to keep dust at bay and charcoal must be sweeped. So the reason of dust problem is not the critical reason but rather one should be asking does charcoal really work that effectively and how much to put?
Without some form indicator, one would never know when is the charcoal damped. Silica gel has dye, hippo has liquid.
Without some form indicator, one would never know when is the charcoal damped. Silica gel has dye, hippo has liquid.
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of course i use the small triangle head to clean my sensor...not only that i clean away a big spot and introduce 2 smaller spots and that carbon stain which i cannot see with my LED touch shining on my sensor.
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ooh, but thing is those charcoal are kept in a bag, that acts like a filter. plus so far my sensor seems to be fine. anw, how to check exactly if the sensor is damaged? sorry im a newbie. and hey! dont remark someone else stupid. its rude. anw, i used a cotton bud to test if there are charcoal dust and there arent any. i'll continue to experiment the method
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spheredome
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If you could, go to Homefix and buy a digital hygrometer to take RH measurement too after 3 days, that way you will know if the RH is low. If the RH remains at room humidity say >60%, then that would be exciting.
Dust would unlikely get into sensor unless it is left inside with exposed mirror. They probably misinterpreted for exposed charcoal, so unintentionally find it an illogical solution at first thought.
I was wondering if a piece of bread in ziplock with 3 pieces of charcoal will retard mold growth than another ziplock+bread with no charcoal (both with air inside).
Dust would unlikely get into sensor unless it is left inside with exposed mirror. They probably misinterpreted for exposed charcoal, so unintentionally find it an illogical solution at first thought.
I was wondering if a piece of bread in ziplock with 3 pieces of charcoal will retard mold growth than another ziplock+bread with no charcoal (both with air inside).
hmm, i honestly think it would. lol
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