Upping this thread for possible suggestions from users in similar situation and tagging you @SammyG, hoping that you don’t mind :)
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I’m just guessing on this, but would a Faraday bag work for this since these block electronics from receiving and transmitting signals?. I’m thinking putting tags in the bag would block the field from transmitting outside of it.
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Great question. Not something we’ve considered really but there definitely are studio apartments or dorm rooms out there. Any large, thick container would help contain the energy a bit. Rubber or lead box would work well.
Large container means, energy from field has to project through the container outwards. Lead is a dense metal and would be harder for the field to pass through, so it should contain it quite well.
Rubber is an insulator, a material in which an electrical charge can’t flow through. So, energy in general has trouble flowing through rubber. It grounds off energy.
Random but cool fact, if you grab a powerline while wearing thick rubber sole boots , the electricity can’t go through you to get to ground (since the rubber is keeping you from being grounded). Don’t try this though!
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opposite question:
is polyester fine to use to store tags? i have polyester mesh pouches for my tags so they’re easier to locate and keep safe.
if not i don’t mind buying new storage pouches . i just bought these as they’re see through and i would know which tags are in which pouches.
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Yeah that’s fine!
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So anything plastic will block energy of the field to some degree?
I ask this because I’m currently using plastic zip lock to keep tags in my pocket without ruin them
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Atreides is using those as well:
As far as I know and as seen in his other posts, he’s doing fine. Probably also because the bags are not that thick, but maybe Sammy would confirm.
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Yes I remember.
Was just asking for confirmation since sammy talked about electrical insulation
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Storing them in any of these is fine. When I speak of electrical insulation, its more about containing the fields within a radius…so it won’t affect you from 5-10 feet away if you put it as far away from you as possible. But it would still heavily affect you if its on you. Pocket or worn. In plastic or rubber bands… or whatever really.
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I can already imagine the police catching you guys with pouches like these…
- So what do we have here… what’s in the bags? you selling?
- Tags…
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Lol
That happened with a girl actually 
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I don’t know if this question has already been asked anyway; Can the Tags absorb the energies
of other people, or of the places they are in?
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No
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The only ones I know is the protection tag that can absorb negative energy and then convert it
And Magi that absorb from ambience
How about EMF shielding fabrics or faraday boxes that cuts off cellphone signal? And do glass or aluminum foil (as some has suggested) actually work?
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I was thinking about film guard bags, that are used to protect unprocessed film rolls when going through airport security.
Would this work in containing the fields?
Disused refrigerator, can it act as a filter, since it has thick walls?
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Lol literally ONE person after sooo many tags out there asked about where to store them and now everybody is like they are in urgent need of storing tags 
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Do a test by storing your tags in an airtight bag by removing the air in a container filled with water.
Water like lead can reduce radiation. I saw this in articles which talked about the means of protection against gamma rays in space .
That could reduce the scope of the tags.
Maybe Mu-metal can reduce the energy of the fields. this can be in a roll.
Also I thought of a metal box connected to a grounded outlet or a layer of plastic covered with aluminum foil to make a sort of Faraday cage.
Has tested …
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If it does not modify the features of the tag in any way, yes, otherwise it is better to hide it inside metal objects, especially spacing it at least 6 meters or 20 feet.