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    #1 HenkieY, Sep 2, 2011
    I've got a little question. The lock that comes with the CB6000S, a 'master' lock. Can you take a bath with it?
    I know you can take a shower, I've done that many times before and no problem, just blowdry it after showering.

    But in a bath the water can get into the lock even more, so I wonder if that's safe to do.

    Thank you.
     
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    #2 Dumb1, Sep 2, 2011
    i have and so far never had a problem with it. you can always give it a little squirt of water displacement oil(wd40) if you are worried
     
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    #3 imkink4u, Sep 2, 2011
    If you're in long term lockup I definitely recommend regular use of either a WD 40 kind of thing or graphite. If you don't when the magic release cummie time comes, you'll be dissapointed.
     
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    #4 TCFun, Sep 2, 2011
    I've worn my lock for months on end, showering every day in it and swimming frequently in my pool and have never used WD40. I have never had a problem with the lock rusting or not working. Having said that, a shot a WD40 will always help keeping things in good order :)
     
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    #5 Manteos Boy, Sep 2, 2011
    Agreed. My lock is about 2 years old. I shower, bathe, swim and even SCUBA dive with it. I've had no issues with it. Just do as the others have said and oil it occsionally.
     
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