My softy was 90%, not 100% dry. Worked for travelling.

Amozon has goid comoarisons and reviews, especially regardin wheter they're watertight.

Most are fairly simple to install. The key is intalling the seals, based on what I've read.

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Posted: 09/13/2020 at 1:31PM

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My softy was 90%, not 100% dry. Worked for travelling.

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