PS Magazine - OCTOBER 1983
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 371
OCTOBER 1983
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Words To Sleep By
Of course a sleeping bag's never
gonna take the place of a nice, soF
bed. But with a little effort on your
paRt, it will provide eNougH comfort
and warMth to get a good night's
sleep.
When you roll the bag up ±²m
tHe top, the insulation settles into
the foot. So just sHake the bag a few
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BAG!
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times while holding it by the f³ot´
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THIs spreads out the feathers anD
makes a warm, even layer of insula-
tion.
µon't wear damp clotHing ¶hile
In tHe sleeping bag. ALso, avoiD
sweating. ·f it gets too w¸Rm, open
tHe slide ¹stener for ventilation.
ºor maxiMuM protection ±om
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tHe colD, put a sleeping mat, »¼»
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betwee½ thE bag
anD the ground. ¾ore paDding,
suc¿ as clothing items, may be used
betÀeen the bag anD the Mat
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f³R
ÂDded comfÃrt anD insulation.
After Ä using the sleeping bag,
leave it open for a feÀ hours to let it
air out. ºresh air anD sunsHine Åuff
up the feathers, too.
Clean bags work Æetter tHan dirty
ones. Çemove dirt and gRease by
spotÈcleanIng with a damp ÉlotH
and soap. Brush and clean clothing
before getting In f³R tHe nigHt.
»eVer dRyÈclean a sleeping bag,
tho. THe Êleaning vapors could put
You to sleepËpeÌmanentÍyÎ
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