[Xaero252]

Okay, so I'm leaving for about 8 months to go to the desert, during this time my computer will be powered off in a storage unit. Whats the best way to keep my stuff from breaking down?

 

[Capwn]

Me, I would drain it. Water is cheap

 

[Bitemarks and bloodstains]

+1 drain it

 

[Spawn-Inc]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Capwn Me, I would drain it. Water is cheap

+1

drain it.

 

[Mikecdm]

stagnant water sitting in a loop doesn't sound like a good idea. I'd drain it and clean everything out well.

 

[nicko42004200]

yes drain it and clean out as best as possible

 

[Lysdexik]

drain it!

 

[lithgroth007]

drain it, clean it. dont get lost fighting the good fight.

 

[ShortySmalls]

drain well, make sure it don't mold.

 

[Varjo]

Definitely drain that sucker.

 

[reedo]

send it to my house

 

[Xaero252]

Drain it it is. I'm thinking of using something we use on airplanes in the navy to help prevent corrosion, its a water displacing compound that forms a film on top of a component, its generic "CPC - corrosion preventative compound" it works good, and is completely removed with isopropyl in an instant leaving no residue... Thanks for the advice

 

[adrians2]

hey what the heck since everyone else is saying it, drain it! (btw after the 4th person i think he got the idea.)

 

[Spawn-Inc]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Xaero252 Drain it it is. I'm thinking of using something we use on airplanes in the navy to help prevent corrosion, its a water displacing compound that forms a film on top of a component, its generic "CPC - corrosion preventative compound" it works good, and is completely removed with isopropyl in an instant leaving no residue... Thanks for the advice

make sure you don't use any alcohol on any plexi if you have any in the loop, as it will shatter.