you don't like anything easy doe you lol grin
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From: Dan Rossi
To: BlindHandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, April 23, 2007 10:20 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] More floor bore
So, this weekend Teresa and I had long protracted argu .. discussions
Hi Robert,
Yahoo has been doing this all over the place.
I moderate another group, and a couple of the messages that have come
through have been disjointed also.
A friend of mine happened to mention that the disjointing happened at points
where computer Braille translates the words.
A good
Folks,
My wife and I have been giving some thought to tearing out the carpet
in the hall that leads to the backyard. The reason is that although
we're careful to clean the dogs paws, they still dirty the carpet to
some degree. We were thinking of a wood-type flooring since tile just
that door non equation sounds familiar.
but otherwise agree with this guy.
On Tue, 24 Apr 2007, carl wrote:
you don't like anything easy doe you lol grin
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Hi Scott,
Another thing you might want to think about is the fact that come rain or
winter weather, that floor is going to get pretty slippery, so I think
you're going to have to put in some kind of foot/shoe/paw clean-up surface
in that area after you've installed the smooth flooring. Maybe
I wish I had gotten rid of my popcorn ceiling before I moved into
this house. I looked into having it done, and it is possible to save
the sheetrock.
There are companies that will come in and do it. The spray a
chemical onto the ceiling that makes it turn loose, then the scrape
it all off.
No problem, here.
earlier, Jewel Blanch, wrote:
Robert! I think that your computer is playing silly buggers! Dan's
bhm posts are coming to my address in a perfectly legible form.
Jewel
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To:
I don't think dog nails are going to damage hard wood all that much,
particularly if they're kept reasonably short. We have three dogs and a
cat, and hard wood floors except for in the kitchen, and it doesn't seem to
be an issue here.
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From:
Cliff, I've seen those kits and agree that they are ideal for the ladies in
that they are compact and light enough, not bulky like most tool kits we're
accustomed to dealing with.
David Ferrin
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I just checked the hit counter and was surprised to see it at 2920 total
hits in 11 months. Obviously somebody is making use of that resource, so as
far as I can tell it's worth maintaining at this time. Also I'd like to
thank Max again for help with the rewrite back in the fall. I'm trying to
Hey Victor,
Is one grain of salt all we are allowed to have? Suppose we like pepper
instead? How many grains
of pepper could we take for this bit of advice? Grin!
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Dear Ray,
As a woman, I am trying hard not to feel insulted by your post about a
general tool kit for women, wives, girlfriends or moms. I want a metal
kit with a handle and I want a gift certificate to go pick out my own stuff.
I do not claim to know how to do everything but I have done many
Hi Clifford and all,
Great idea for a starter kit!! So...why are you messing in HER tool kit
when you have your own??? Grin!! Can I mess with your giant workbench,
then? lol.
Jo and Cookie
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what is this tool i'v never heard of it a glue remover for me is a bit of 40
grit sand paper when the glue has set
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Or just take a shower with a friend...
*hahaha*
Regards
Larry Stansifer
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Subject: [BlindHandyMan] conserve
Dan,
Gee whiz, I didn't know you had such a mean streak! GRIN
That last one looked fine but I've never been able to understand any other
email you've ever sent Large Grin!
Tom
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At least this male, somewhat sortof handyman, also thinks it's
more than time to stop pointing such simple toolkits at women.
Not that there isn't a place for simple, light weight, basic kits, it is just
that that place has nothing to do with sex, sexual preference, planet of
origin, guide dog
Victor wrote:
In the last couple of months, Boop wrote in that she
installed cork
flooring. I think this might be the way to go for you.
We didn't install cork flooring, we are in the process of
covering 55 year old cork floor. Anyway, I wouldn't recommend
cork floor for this
too trew for exhample i'v had a request from a lady to teach hear wood turning s
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From: Tom Fowle
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2007 7:03 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] tool kit for the lady of the house
At least this male,
i had used this guide in the past meaning a few months ago and it does work
great the only thing i found wrong was the price for a few peices of plastic it
is quite costly last i remember it was around 200.00 or so for a 100 inch
cutting guide
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Thanks David. Glad to do it.
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Dan, you are evil.
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Jo said:
As a woman, I am trying hard not to feel insulted by
your post about a general tool kit for women, wives, girlfriends
or moms.
I totally agree Jo. I read the stuff in this list and
thought, I use REAL tools, thank you very much. A couple of the
things were:
* Wrench:
Locally, we are having our driest year ever recorded. I am trying to figure
out a way to run the water from my washer to my garden. Thirty years ago,
when I lived in the desert, I had a rigid industrial hose to do this. But
when I moved to the coast, that hose stayed in the desert. A couple of
own??? Grin!! Can I mess with your giant workbench,
then? lol.
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Ray,
Good thing you are down under, or else your down unders might be in
jeopardy from the sounds of it.
Give Ray a break, he's an Aussie. Isn't Australia the land where the men
are real men and the sheep are real scared? Wait, that's Scotland.
Australia is where women glow and men plunder.
Aren't we getting a little touchy for here...
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From: Boop
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2007 2:00 PM
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] A Tool Kit for your handywoman
Jo said:
As a woman, I am trying hard not to feel insulted by
Hi, How about using some PVC pipe and at the end of the run you get the PVC
with holes in it so the water will go out on the ground...
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To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2007 2:07 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan]
the hose. As it is now, the water drains into
the garage wash basin. The washer is at least 50 feet from the garden. Any
suggestions?
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I like the sand paper idea but not for getting Crazy Glue off my hands. I
think it's a solution you can buy that helps get the stuff off your
fingers...like nail polish remover...if you use that!
Jo and Cookie
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Also, you may see if it's against the law to run gray lines in your state.
Gray lines use to be
legal here in California, but if I'm not mistaking, it's now against the
law.
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I encourage my wife to use power tools. I have had her using our
drills, table saw, router, planer among other tools. She likes using them.
earlier, Jo Taliaferro, wrote:
Dear Ray,
As a woman, I am trying hard not to feel insulted by your post about a
general tool kit for women, wives,
is at least 50 feet from the garden. Any
suggestions?
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Also, you may see if it's against the law to run gray lines in your state.
Gray lines use to be
legal here in California, but if I'm not mistaking, it's now against the
law.
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Hi Dan
It was meant to create dialog and discussion and a tool kit that women could
put together to tackle jobs around the home, however if some women have
taken offence to this message then they have misunderstood my meaning
entirely.
I posted an article some time ago that in fact because
Thanks to everyone for the great suggestions and especially with
respect to a slip issue. Got some things to consider and certainly
some form of rug etc. might be good as a runner and it would give us
what we want, provide some safety, and ease of cleaning. So, great
thoughts and
Back in the late 70s when we had a big drought here,
I just removed the trap from the garage sink, capped the sewer line with
an appropriate pipe cap, and put fittings from the sink drain
to garden hose size. Then ran a garden hose out maybe 20 feet to the dry soil.
At that time I had no
and appreciate them.
Scott
Scott
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. The washer is at least 50 feet from the garden. Any
suggestions?
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What about some rain barrels with hose attachments. Then you can hook up the
hose and water when needed.
Jennifer
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From: Rob Monitor
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2007 1:33 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] gray water
Hi,
Can't help with crossing the walkway, but you don't want to add load to the
outlet hose, as in having to push through the pipe, you want to use the garage
sink as a flow control device, kind of like a capacitor that the washer charges
up quickly and the slower flow through the hose, pipe etc.
Dan,
Of course, kidding obviously I hope.
Now where is it the women are strong and the men are good looking?
Was it Pitsburgh GRIN
and all the blind people are nearly above average!
Poor Ray, I'm sure he didn't mean it at all, and he's quivvering in his
mucklucks.
Tom
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Hi Clifford
That is exactly what my message was meant to create discussion on finding a
general purpose tool kit.
Ray
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Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2007 9:54 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] tool kit
i'm looking for a leatherman is thair anything to look for or anything to
avoied?
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You can also go to a pool supply, and buy some real flexible inch and a
half hose that is used for back washing the filter. After using it, it will
flatten out and you can roll it up. and store it where ever you want near to
where it's hooked up. I think I paid somewhere around a dollar a
All of the Leather man tools are of good quality so just buy
the one that fit's your needs, and don't attempt to board
any commercial airline flights with it on your person.
Regards
Larry Stansifer
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Larry, out standing post here, you just can't have enough good tools. Don
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To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2007 4:57 PM
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] A Tool Kit for your handywoman
Ladies,
I was
Larry, what is a leather man multi-tool?
earlier, Larry Stansifer, wrote:
Ladies,
I was trying really hard not to jump in on this one but here
goes.
Avoid buying one of those one size fit's all plastic tool
kits filled with what somebody else thinks you need.
First of all take yourself down to
whair can i get them i carn't get them in the uk is thair some whair in the us
that wil send to the uk and can you pay too mutch for one?
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Please punctuate:
I don't understand what you are asking.
Regards
Larry Stansifer
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Oh GOD... Mom how do I explain this one...
A leather Man multi-tool is the next evolution of the Swiss
Army Knife. They contain a pair of pliers, a series of
serrated, pointed and blunt tip knife blades, a file, colmon
and Philips screw driver tips, can opener, bottle opener
*particularly handy
The family of glues known variously as super glue or crazy glue are soluble
in acetone. That is the principle ingredient in nail polish remover but you
can get a quart for a couple of dollars at the hardware store.
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Tom. That's quite a switch.
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Much as I approve of using grey water for the garden, I have to issue this
warning.
Be careful of what sort of detergent you use in the laundry as some of the
brands will harm the soil and the plants that grow therein.
Jewel
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Will someone please educate the uneducated. What is a leatherman.
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Hi,
the other day the news ran a story about how the greatest increase in do it
yourself'ers was women and how the tool industry has been making new tools
specifically geared towards women.
I don't see any reason for both to go shopping for a tool kit just for her.
Rich
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We have the same junk on our ceiling. Since our home is 26 years old,
we were warned that it may contain aspestus. One suggestion was to
cover the whole mess with a hanging ceiling. Haven't done anything
about it yet.
Betsy
At 12:35 AM 4/24/2007, you wrote:
My little trophy wife wants to
the hardware store sells sump pump hose thats about an inch and a
half or so and you can make adapters to what ever size you need.
i think i got about 30 feet for about $10.
it is pretty lite and easy to handle
jim
At 02:07 PM 4/24/2007, you wrote:
Locally, we are having our driest year ever
Larry, thanks. Makes sense.
earlier, Larry Stansifer, wrote:
Oh GOD... Mom how do I explain this one...
A leather Man multi-tool is the next evolution of the Swiss
Army Knife. They contain a pair of pliers, a series of
serrated, pointed and blunt tip knife blades, a file, colmon
and Philips
Why couldn't you just take your dry wall sander and sand it off?
Dale
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To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2007 4:35 AM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] hitting the ceiling
My little trophy wife wants to scrape off the
The way I see it my girlfriend can go downstairs just as easy as I can and grab
a tool out of the tool box.
Dale
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To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, April 23, 2007 10:27 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] A Tool Kit For Your Wife or
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Hi,
Is this Konecto flooring ok to put directly over concrete?
Thanks.
At 02:09 PM 4/24/2007 -0400, you wrote:
Victor wrote:
In the last couple of months, Boop wrote in that she
installed cork
flooring. I think this might be the way to go for you.
We didn't install cork flooring, we are in
In my wife's e-mail last Saturday there was a message concerning a workshop
about house maintainance somewhere in Wisconsin. Does any one have any
information about this workshop?
Gerry
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I'm pretty sure it can be installed on concrete, but I would ask
the dealer first. It is a floating type floor.
Boop
Is this Konecto flooring ok to put directly over concrete?
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And they are usually very durable, better then some of the others out there.
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Max!
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