To blow dry, or not to blow dry, that is the question
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Leaf blower, lot more useful than just blowing leaves
Comments (6)Guys, I saw Caddy Shack with Bill Murray years ago........he did his abode cleaning with one if you recall! The garage and car thing plus under the mower deck is the best and it gets water out of all those crevices that leave water marks drying other ways. I have a barrel that I burn twigs in and occasionally it won't burn well because of one reason or the other; use this leaf blower as a bellows and you will have the fire you want in minutes..scary good, just keep away a few feet. QuickRick...See MoreDend loddigesii - did I blow it?
Comments (15)Hi Kevin - I just took a close look, and my plant has many new growths starting at root level, as well as new keikis forming on the tips of old canes. It must always do this, because it is always treated the same and blooms each spring without fail. Unlike Nick, I don't fertilize it in winter, but I don't fertilize anything else, either. I give it good light in winter, more so than while it's actively growing. Also like Nick, I've had years when it flowers sparsely; don't know if it is a temperature-related thing or just its style. Heck, we only get good pecan crops every other year, same with pomegranates. Cheers - Nancy...See MoreMaytag Dryer Blowing Thermal Fuses
Comments (2)Thanks. I posted on that forum and got a helpful reply. My problem seems to be the long vent duct which must be cleaned very often. Due to the location of the dryer, cannot reroute the duct and there is no space for a booster fan. Please disregard this posting....See MorePaper towels or blow dry hands?
Comments (28)Posted by jennmonkey: What I refuse to touch are those old fashioned ones where the same piece of material just keeps coming back around, having dried by the time it's back to the front. You don't really believe that do you? Or were you just kidding? Sometimes I can't tell when people are just joking around. The machines have a CLEAN roll inserted that is many feet long. As the towel is used it is wound on an empty spindle. When the clean one runs out it is replaced with another clean roll. The dirty roll is removed and and empty spindle is put in its place to which the end of the clean tool is attached. I prefer those cloth hand towels. They don't wind up all over the floor and sinks like paper ones do. People have been known to throw the paper hand towels in the toilet thus clogging them. The air blowers blow germs all over the room and you have to stand there forever waiting to get the hands dry while people wait behind you to use them....See Moreeld6161
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