Re: For sale: Cleanroom chair, great for darkroom

I used to have a regular office chair in my darkroom (when I used to have
one).  Everytime I sat down it would blow dust out of the cushion.  A
cleanroom chair is just a cleaner alternative to an office chair.  As clean
as a hard chair but more comfortable. ..just a thought.  I couldn't think of
any better use for it.  I don't know anyone with a cleanroom in their
garage.

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> On 11/8/2003 11:18 PM Tom Phillips spake thus:
>
> > David Nebenzahl wrote:
> >
> >> On 11/8/2003 8:16 PM Steve V spake thus:
> >> > I don't get it...
> >>
> >> You're being not-so-subtly whacked over the head for daring to post a
for-sale
> >> announcement on rec.photo.darkroom. Violation of the rules? Yes. Reason
to
> >> send out the Usenet police? Maybe not.
> >
> > Violation of the charter AND crossposting...
> >
> > Not to mention no one I know has an office chair in their darkroom;
>
> I have one--a "wheelie" one like he's selling, no less (but not "clean").
> Handy to scoot between my enlarger spot and developing spot.
>
> > Plus a certain amount of dust, fumes, and
> > "particles" from various powdered chemicals are omnipresent in most
> > darkrooms despite efforts to the contrary and a particle free
> > "cleanroom" chair isn't going to make any difference.
>
> That "clean" chair would become filthy within 10 minutes in my darkroom, I
> guar-on-tee.
>
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