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Evert,
I keep a vacuum sealer on board and use that to seal books that I
don't plan to use immediately. That system works very well more me.
The sealer is also very useful for all kinds of things from spare
parts to food.
John
--- In , Evert Volkersz <evolkersz at m dot dot dot >
wrote:
> In my other life I sell books on the Internet. On a bookseller
discussion
> list the following question was asked. Any suggestions that I can
forward?
> - Evert
>
> "My concern is how best to pack a dozen boxes of books that will be
> stored in the hull of a tall ship departing next month for a round
the
> world voyage. They will be distributed along the way, and will
> obviously be subject to temp fluctuations. I plan to put each in a
poly
> bag leaving the ends open and then into heavy cardboard liquor boxes.
> Would this be sufficient protection ? Would it be a good idea to put
> something in the bottom of each carton like dry rice?? "
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