You may want to keep this information handy in the event that your close
washing machine fails.
Lenny
Washing Clothes Recipe
Never thought of a "washer" in this light before..what a blessing!
' Washing Clothes Recipe' -- imagine having a recipe for this ! ! !
Years ago
Linda, he can sell JFW but he will need to transfer the license.
earlier, Linda, wrote:
>Dan, you wrote such a nice letter of
>encouragement, saying that this newly blind
>neighbor would really benefit from this list. I
>called him and let him hear the message over the
>phone. I didn't get mu
I reckon it is the old saying about leading the horse to water and you can't
make him drink.
It is probably a simple thing, he wants a pitty party and someone, whether it
is his wife or his son, is giving him one. His wife needs to say to him that
he has the device to take his blood sugar so he
A sort of slang for food.
Tom
The pro caterere I knew in the 1960s used a broiler,
I know how very boring!
Tom
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Thanks Ray, I have sent these 11 steps to the wife who was
bulls... by so called professionals and this summer that half arsed
job shows thru so I am told. Now what will happen to the pool deck is it
will be redone next Spring before the pool opens. one is it is to late
now with all the
Lenny. well as of now my washer and dryer are on a lower level which I
cannot get to but I did take to heart how wash could have been done "
back in the day" . actually years ago we used to keep an old wringer
washer on the back porch to use for washing scatter rugs and the dog
blankets.
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I'm moving into a townhouse with a nice concrete basement. I'm looking for
suggestions and ideas on how best to make this space less echo and/or keep the
sound in so my poor neighbor doesn't hate me everytime I use my table saw.
David
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Hi,
>From the little I have read on the subject, most noise makes it's way from
>place to place through small gaps and holes. This is not to say that other
>sound damping isn't helpful but the first thing you want to do before you get
>things crammed against the shared walls is to look for any
Well, you could spend hundreds of bucks to try and sound proof your shop,
or you could buy lots of beer for your neighbor and make the occasional
thing for him with your table saw.
--
Blue skies.
Dan Rossi
Carnegie Mellon University.
E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tel:(412) 268-9081
Hi All
Here is a URl to check out about Sound Proofing
http://www.soundprooffoam.com/
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Back in my rock band days, we stapled egg cartons to the wall and then
shrouded them with rugs and blankets.
-Original Message-
From: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Dale Leavens
Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 7:24 PM
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
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I have seen foam like egg cartons in the form of tiles but I wouldn't want them
on the walls of a workshop always assuming of course that I could afford the
stuff in the first place. These were like fat fingers nearly three inches long,
have no idea how one would keep the dust and insects and co
In North America, do you get your eggs packed in cardboard cartons? I have
been told that these make excellent sound proofing material.
If you put up a few notices around the community where you live, you might find
that people would be quite glad to let you have all the egg cartons that they
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