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X-Pole outdoors?
I have a Florida room, pretty much a screened in back porch. Does anyone know if you can set an Xpole up in a room like that. I do live in Flordia so there is tons of humidity would that effect the pole and cause it to rust and decay?I just don't have to much room in my apartment to set it up indoors and before I buy I pole I'd like to know if that scenario would be possible or not.
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i guess just wantch out for humidity, bring it inside when it rains
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No. Absolutely not-I’m in Orlando and made that mistake because my parents didn’t want the ceiling ruined(which it doesn’t but whatever) after about 3 months sure enough it was not rusting, but more like deteriorating-had little holes in it and I scrubbed the heck out of it which helped, but its not the same. Poles are expensive so you don’t want to ruin something you could get so much more use out of.
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Thank you I wasn’t sure and they are expensive I would hate to ruin one on accident
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🙂 yea I mean if you absolutely must, then bring it in when you’re done each day but that would get to be a major pain in the ass, as it takes a while to setup.. I don’t have much room to move in my house-it’s setup in my room which has a very low ceiling so I can’t climb more than like twice, and I’m always kicking the fan or something but I make it work. When there’s a will, there’s a way 🙂 there’s a video on my page where I kick the fan doing a butterfly lol but you’ll see what I mean as far as poling in a limited space 🙂
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Oh it’s called attempt número uno
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Yea I think ill try to squeeze it into my living room if I can 🙂
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