Plugging a Vino Drain.

md4958 · 01-17-2009, 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by shilala

I usually tell everyone by pm when they order beads. I don't know why I didn't tell you. I think today's excuse will be...
Is there an old guy excuse wheel on the internet that I can spin???

its ok, you can just use the old guy excuse :"im old!"

btw, my vino is rock solid at 65% usually... its a touch high right now cause i put some wet boxes in there... so since I never had a problem, Ive never researched a solution.

shilala · 01-17-2009, 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by md4958

its ok, you can just use the old guy excuse :"im old!"

btw, my vino is rock solid at 65% usually... its a touch high right now cause i put some wet boxes in there... so since I never had a problem, Ive never researched a solution.

It might never change. Plug it anyways. That way when the weather changes it won't become a problem either.

md4958 · 01-17-2009, 09:21 AM

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Originally Posted by shilala

It might never change. Plug it anyways. That way when the weather changes it won't become a problem either.

Will-do! Thank you Mr Shilala!

So I shouldnt have any issues with a non-running vino right?

Youre probably asking yourself "why does he have a vino if its not plugged in??"

Cause 1. I got it for $50 (I couldnt buy a cabinet for that) and 2. it looks way better than a cooler the same size (wich I probably couldnt buy for $50 either)

shilala · 01-17-2009, 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by md4958

Will-do! Thank you Mr Shilala!

So I shouldnt have any issues with a non-running vino right?

Youre probably asking yourself "why does he have a vino if its not plugged in??"

Cause 1. I got it for $50 (I couldnt buy a cabinet for that) and 2. it looks way better than a cooler the same size (wich I probably couldnt buy for $50 either)

You won't have any issues at all if you plug the drain.