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.... that looks like pure sugar.... today i used the kick to remove the screws that hold the kick plate of a dishwasher so i could us them on another down the street. i got all of the grit out from yesterday and it worked fine. it wound up in my left rear pocket for the rest of the day. i tossed it in the toolbox on my truck when i got home.funny but when i did that i noticed that all of my tools have rust on them. no kidding.... every single one.
WOW!! Was it just the one?
Quote from: sappyg on August 19, 2009, 01:08:21 AM .... that looks like pure sugar.... today i used the kick to remove the screws that hold the kick plate of a dishwasher so i could us them on another down the street. i got all of the grit out from yesterday and it worked fine. it wound up in my left rear pocket for the rest of the day. i tossed it in the toolbox on my truck when i got home.funny but when i did that i noticed that all of my tools have rust on them. no kidding.... every single one. http://www.evapo-rust.com/i've been wanting to try it, but now you can and tell me how it works
Quote from: Benner on August 19, 2009, 12:13:58 AMWOW!! Was it just the one?It's amazing isn't it!! It was just the one unfortunately, i shall however be emailing Haribo and telling them to make it into a regular product!!
Its posts like this that reassure me that I'm not the only total loon on this board
Quote from: Neil on August 19, 2009, 01:14:45 PMIts posts like this that reassure me that I'm not the only total loon on this board What you trying to say about me and Ben It's those that don't think it's the best thing in the world that are loons!
Sounds interesting On a much less fascinating note, I used a PST to change a loo seat
Used the screwdriver/caplifter on my SwissChamp to (very gently) open up stiff blades on a '31 Vic and a '51 Wenger Soldier for cleaning and oiling.
whew... busy day.used the spirit to cut off several RG6 wires to roll them up nicely for the new homeowner. this was the only task the vic came up short. it took rotating the wire and making another cut.used the pliers to poke out the dried mud in a water meter lid and then picked it up with the pliers to place it on the meter. (note to self, get another landscaper)used the wire cutters to shorten up the low voltage wires for the garage door operator of that home. used the pliers to pull a nail out of my rear tire so i could plug it (note to self: need to buy more rubber cement)used the flat head or the can opener to screw on an outlet cover for a microwave.used the phillips to tighten up a base door stop.used the PE blade to cut out some glue left on the carpet (still can't figure out how that got there)used the phillips again to remove the base mount of a towel ring in the master bath of the 1st home. got ticked off b/c i could'nt remount it b/c of the POS mounting screws the installer used.finally, used the pliers again to repair a sprinkler head that popped off of its base on this home.i washed out the grit from the water meter lid in the kitchen sink when i got home. steeled the PE blade... good as new.
used my spirits serrated knife, to cut washing line and garden hoses, i think i know why its duded the butter knife as it cut through the hose like a hot knife through ........ :Dlol
Quote from: heavy handed on August 27, 2009, 05:03:46 PMused my spirits serrated knife, to cut washing line and garden hoses, i think i know why its duded the butter knife as it cut through the hose like a hot knife through ........ :DlolI actually love the peanut butter spreader.
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