You can now try answering all 12 questions of the Spring Quiz
then qualify to win a trip to Estonia this summer, if you go to:
http://quiz.mfa.ee/
Read the rules first.
I just tried it got one answer wrong - which one it is, I don't know!
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I thought I would send this on as it contains a wide range of products often
kept around the house. I have not tested these, so all disclaimers etc. Still
fun to read. I saw a couple I might try.
Enjoy!
Michele Hitch
Salinas, California, USA
Where I am starting to think it is time to build an
Someone was looking for this tool for eels - definitely not for lace! I got
this email from a friend.
This might help:
http://www.antiquetools.co.uk/eel.html
http://www.country-gallery.com/eelspears.html
When I was a kid we gigged eels in a salt water tidal stream. We got .50 an
eel from a
anyone know an easy way of removing the labels from the back
WD40?!?!?
Seriously though, I think you may need a solvent of some sort to remove the
glue as it's likely to be the sort that can be put on by machine - and not
water soluble if the material is really dry clean only or the wetness of
Janice Blair wrote:
most of which says dry clean only.
I'd zig-zag around the edges and throw them into the machine -- but not
until *after* getting rid of the labels. Glue is almost impossible to
remove after you've washed off the paper.
Bear in mind that fabric marked dry clean often
