May I ask where you found the sliders for moving furniture and were
you satisfied with the way they worked. the one appliance most folks
have a problem is a large side by side Freezer / referigrator. Lee
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Tue, Jul 01,
2008 at 11:04:44PM -1000, Betsy Whitney wrote:
> Aloha Everyone,
> Thanks for all the suggestions for getting the grout off of our
> floor. I tried the snow scraper, but I just couldn't seem to have
> enough control with it.
> My friend also tried the snow scraper, but we both ended up using a
> 1-1/4 inch putty knife and a hammer. The floor looked kind of like
> someone had put braille dots on it. I kept looking for messages, but
> found none, grin. I also learned that an oven mit worn on the hand
> that did not hold the hammer was a most effective bruise guard.
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> After it was almost beautiful, we used a combination of PlaniPatch
> Plus with PlaniPatch and water. After two thin coats, we were ready
> for the installers. They of course told us that we did not have to
> put down the PlaniPatch because they had planned to do that. Gosh,
> would have been nice if they'd told us. It was very humid here today,
> so we had to run big fans to get the bugger to dry before the
> installers arrived.
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> So, the next project is to remove the tack-strip, the rest of the
> carpet and pad before the carpet arrives. They told us it would be
> about 4 to 6 weeks for "our ship to come in", so we have plenty of
> time. I bought a new set of sliders so that I can move all the desks,
> file cabinets, cases of braille paper...oh my. Take care and thanks again.
> Betsy
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