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can the x-jet be used with these things? if so, what about the draw while extended? iv'e been thinking about getting one because some homes are just a little to high for the x-jet on your standard wand. roy

i agree with the both of you on your points. the 1000lbs needed before a placard is required is right. but i don't remember if that is in power form or liquid form and not even sure if that matters. MSDS sheets are a must. BUT, do you transport them in metal containers - list...

I'd like to hear some in depth conversation concerning on how you transport and handle your chemicals. following the regulations as in containers, placards, storage, transportation etc. i have a friend in the landscaping business who got into a bunch of do-do when his sister totaled his...

darn deck man... your season must be short up there in mich. never have heard of that type sealer. tell us more about it. web page etc????? thanks, roy

jon, my dad said nothing about reading books to learn how to do things! lol heck that scares the heck outta me! but to be honest, that is some good advice. i genrallly browse through the manual and catch a few things. i will definitely look a lot closer with this one. thanks for...

Ok friends, I'm going to be purchasing one of these Quickbook programs real soon. I went to their website and answered some questions to figure out which product I should by. The "Basic", the "Pro", or the "Premier(i think)". After answering the questions they suggested just the Basic...

ok..... whats the price? i'll be buying something before spring.

Friends, What is the lowest temperature and what sealers have you used to perform deck restoration? What about the drying times? Were you satisfied with the results? Just wondering just how far you have pushed the envelope!! Thanks, Roy

JR, My experience says that I agree with your numbers. I've never used a CD like that before. What types of sorting options does this CD have? Can you sort by streets and/or zips?? Where do "you" get these CD's?

yep, one envelope and a slot for each month. for me right now, it doesn't take a large one! lol

Dan, ron is right, you should do a search on the board first if you know how. this way you will find various ways it is done. we all do it differently and sware by what we use. once you find the many ways it'll be up to you to decide. i will ask this. are you doing this for an agent or...

bigboy, you being honest and up-front with people are two very admirable traits. not to mention good ethics.

mike, is that just a spray on and rinse off, or is that with brushing. roy

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finally figured out how to post a pic.

a test was done in alaska about 30 years ago. a 10x10x8 foot normally insulated box was constructed and one 100 watt bulb was used for light and heat. a person lived in this box for one week and wore a shirt and pair of pants for clothes. he must be one tuff dude.

well, i guess if both bulbs blew, and were out that long, you'd be s-o-l. ok, if the electric goes out and it stays out that long on a regular basis, yes i would invest in a unit like yours. thanks for your view and advice. roy

tom, if the garage is well built, has electricity, and especially insulated, a couple of 100 watt light bulbs well placed should keep the immediate area warm enough to keep from freezing. put 2-3 inches of water in a bucket for proof. i even throw a blanket over the machine, not to heat the...

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