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    JimP in Oregon's Avatar
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    Since these surfaces are the tops of woodworking tools, I would like to not use paint, or even pressure treated. At least not until I've tried other ideas

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    What I'm familiar with which is also often used for concrete forms and signs is MDO plywood. It's not cheap but is very durable with moisture in my experience and has a nice smooth surface which is a pleasure to work with.

    Also, are those little heater bars used to combat humidity in closets and other relatively small spaces useful against what you are experiencing? I'm guessing the humidity or damp is just too much for them.
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    I'm not seeing MDO at Home Depot or Lowe's or my local lumber/hdwe store anymore. There is a specialty lumber place, but not open on Saturday when I'm not working, I may have to try calling them.. Thanks for your reply.

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    Ozone gas is excellent for cleaning my pool water (http://www.homemadetools.net/forum/c...5142#post81245 ). I have used the system for more than 20 years and have made several modifications. When the tiny ozone bubbles are used in combination with a pool chlorination system there is nothing that can live in the pool water for very long. The ozone is very active and bounds with organic impurities before reaching the water surface. I also have a way to remove the phosphates from the pool water (phosphate comes in after a good rain storm) and it is the phosphate that help the algae grow. When there is no or extremely low amount of phosphate there is zero algae. Using shock to kill the algae only helps to dissolve the dead algae and return the phosphate to the pool water for the next crop of algae.
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    hmm... sounds like solutions for after the basement is flooded. hopefully it won't come to that. Thanks for your reply...

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    Ozone has received a bad rap in the news media as a form of air pollution on hot often humid days in cities with high concentrations of stale air loaded with airborne particles another words the buzz word used to be called smog, another poorly understood word. since true smog is a concentration of fog and pollution particles. But saying the air today is is a high pressure mass of stale hot & humid loaded with X,Y.Z, particles, with High UV levels would take too much time to explain and no one would understand what they are saying anyway Hence smog or ozone is inserted.
    Ozone can be generated in several ways but being unstable due to the weak molecular bond caused by the introduction of the 3rd atom of oxygen as a gas it is short lived and dissipates rapidly both in the air as well as in water.one way to generate ozone is by bombardment of high intensity of ultraviolet light another is cold plasma Not sure how that is performed. lastly by hot spark. think of how the air smells during or right after a huge thunder & lightning storm it smell sweet and pure but quickly goes away.
    Ozone is used in extreme cases to treat advanced forms of some cancers since it has been studied and known to kill all pathogens, bacteria, and fungi, it can also destroy cancer cells but may destroy healthy cells as well.My non medical opinion is that the healthy cells being destroyed were not healthy at all but being that ozone is an oxident it destroys anti-oxidents in the body. We need both anti-oxidents and oxidents in our bodies to live they just need to be in balance too much of 1 is just as bad as not enough of the other. high levels of anti oxidents kill free radicals but low levels of oxidents will not promote the growth of new cells properly.
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    Try Woodcraft. They sell phenolic faced plywood in small sizes. If you have a store close to you, that will save on shipping. Good luck. It's expensive.
    https://www.woodcraft.com/products/p...SABEgJUh_D_BwE

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    Ok, good idea, we do have a woodcraft store. But it sure is pricey and not in stock at this store so there will likely be shipping costs. oh well.

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