Secure the Plastic Bag

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Secure the plastic bag using a rubber band, zip tie, bungee cord, or duct tape. Duct tape directly over the sock.

Goal: Prevent Moisture Entry

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probably wrap this in saran wrap if you wanted to right grab a rubber band if you don't have a rubber band grab a zip tie all right um take a rubber band or take a zip tie or take a bungee cord or anything you can grab now all of a sudden this is insulated and it's weatherproof and this is stuff you have around your house all right and if you don't have any of those things well grab some duct tape that and you can just duct tape it on there right

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