Beth n Rod

The product we uesed last time we no longer use. It was Menco's Menwood. We saw this deck two years ago...in fact we have seen it three times, and the home they lived in before this one, we did once as well. Beth

Jimmy, We use HD-80 all the time at this strength. The key is to wet the shrubs and keep wetting them during the process. Lots of water. Dilution on the surrounding area is very important. This is the only URL I have for the manufacturer: http://www.esproducts.net/ Happy Spring!:dancing: :sunshine: Beth

How are you doing Chuck? I'll bet you've seen more spring time down your way than we have so far. :sunshine: Hope all is well with you! Beth :groovy2:

I can't find our area if I zoom in too far, at least I am in Maryland now. I was out in the ocean by Bermuda before. Beth

Thanks Philip, I am thinking about designing one and having it made using 8-10 gauge steel to support the skid unit. I haven't been able to find much in the way of shorter systems to accomodate the skid only and not the entire cargo area online. Rod!~

That is essentially what efc-38 does. Instead of sodium hydroxide, it is sodium metasilicate mixed with the percarbonate. (according to the msds) Rod!~

That brings back memories! We have had that too. Puts a smile on your face when it happens every time. :groovy3: Beth

Download the Chemical Reactivity Worksheet from the library forum. :) It should help. Beth

Hoooray! Thank you for reposting your thread and adding the pics. :) Beth

This is fun! I added us as well. Beth

Bumping up a very nice tool!

Mike, Thanks! Great link! I had the hopes that this thread would lead to some helpful information for anyone who needed something they couldn't find. I think it is doing just that. Rod!~

Heck, we're busy. Been busy and getting busier. It's not hard to schedule work in the winter for spring...at least we don't hava a problem doing it. Beth p.s. Barry - great post, right on the money...no pun intended!

Thought some of you might be interested in this... I'm attaching a copy of the updated ***** convention schedule and registration form, hot off the presses and sent to me today. This is shaping up to be a really nice show. Beth Blaster Centerfold.pdf

Here's another ***** document that was shared with me for posting. Beth *****-Helps-You-Grow 3-25-06.doc

Morgan, It is great seeing you again! Thank you so much for posting that information. Hope all is well with you and the your family. Beth

Hey Celeste, is your MGB running? Did you get it fixed? If you did you owe me a ride! :) Beth

In a strong enough concentration, oxalic can etch concrete. If you are removing rust be careful with that. Rinsing will help this. Look for foaming or fizzing. If it is acting on the lime, you may see this, usually when the concentrations are high. Sometimes several applications are necessary. Hope this helps. :) Beth

My sister had an MGB many many years ago...during her college years. Gosh...I want to say that was the late 60's early 70's... in any event, cute little car, but hers was a hard top, not a rag top. I always loved riding in it. Beth

Here's the seminar inserts. Beth Seminars Insert.pdf

Where we are (DC Area) if it is a scheduled appointment, clean is what they get and they pretty much expect it. If it is fit in during the work day, then they get us as we are. Both seem to work. One thing I'll say, is that when they see us clean then meet us when we work, they get a real chuckle out of how different we look. It's always a fun conversation when you tell them the shirt was washed last night.... Beth

They are both strong oxidizing agents but not the same chemical. The sudonym - Bleach is a sodium hypochlorite solution in water. Chlorine is also known as Bertholate and Dichlorine which starts as a gas. A combination of chemicals utilizes chlorine to make bleach. Bleach means literally 'to whiten or remove color'. Rod!~

Barry, Consider getting a part time flexible job, and trying to ease into PWing with the spring season. A part time job may offer a little security and still enough flexibility for you to launch in the spring. Food for thought. Beth

Well, I'll say this, that is not an article we want in the Library Forum here. That's all I'm saying....it was amusing and insulting at the same time. Does that make it entertaining? Beth

I had one that was just plain bad. It was less then 6 weeks into its years use when the hose blew. It came from inside out and was kinda funny. It made the hose fly up in the air forming an arc and watering the driveway. I just had to figure out what was causing the shadow and funny sound behind me before I finally turned to see it. I let go of the trigger and the hose just dropped out of sight. Pulled the trigger again to verify what I thought I just saw. Fortunately, I was doing the final rinse on a house wash and had a garden hose to finish with. Rod!~