Tip for the day

Hint: When cleaning your campstove for the first time in ten year,
putting it in the oven and setting the oven to the "clean" cycle is
not a good idea unless you've got the hots for someone on the HAZMAT
team.
Frank Reid
(how do you turn off a wired smoke alarm?)

On Sep 25, 9:51*am, Frank Reid © 2010 wrote:
Hint: When cleaning your campstove for the first time in ten year,
putting it in the oven and setting the oven to the "clean" cycle is
not a good idea unless you've got the hots for someone on the HAZMAT
team.
Frank Reid
(how do you turn off a wired smoke alarm?)

A power washer could work if you don't have an uninsulated bolt cutter
or a rabid ferret.

Dave

On Sep 25, 12:02*pm, DaveS wrote:
On Sep 25, 9:51*am, Frank Reid © 2010 wrote:

Hint: When cleaning your campstove for the first time in ten year,
putting it in the oven and setting the oven to the "clean" cycle is
not a good idea unless you've got the hots for someone on the HAZMAT
team.
Frank Reid
(how do you turn off a wired smoke alarm?)

A power washer could work if you don't have an uninsulated bolt cutter
or a rabid ferret.

Dave

Rabid ferret. Interesting.
They do train ferrets to pull lines through walls in the UK.
Frank Reid
(who's thinking an arthritic dachshund is probably a poor substitute.)

On Sep 25, 10:05*am, Frank Reid © 2010 wrote:
On Sep 25, 12:02*pm, DaveS wrote:

On Sep 25, 9:51*am, Frank Reid © 2010 wrote:

Hint: When cleaning your campstove for the first time in ten year,
putting it in the oven and setting the oven to the "clean" cycle is
not a good idea unless you've got the hots for someone on the HAZMAT
team.
Frank Reid
(how do you turn off a wired smoke alarm?)

A power washer could work if you don't have an uninsulated bolt cutter
or a rabid ferret.

Dave

Rabid ferret. *Interesting.
They do train ferrets to pull lines through walls in the UK.
Frank Reid
(who's thinking an arthritic dachshund is probably a poor substitute.)

No No No, a dachchund would work fine, especially if you use Gorilla
tape to fasten the power washer wand to its back. And do not make the
common mistake of pointing the wand over the dogs head. Correct
placement is over the dog's hind haunches.

Dave