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doug 
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I don't like other machines in my neighbourhood either?
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Posted: 18/July/2005 at 12:51am |
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I wouldn't want them in my neighbourhood
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Posted: 18/July/2005 at 12:31am |
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You should see some of the equipment that comes into repair........I wouldn't want those machines in my home.
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Posted: 18/July/2005 at 12:25am |
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Most of it drains with the tank. If you clean your tank out after every job, you have nothing to worry about. Everyone does that, right?
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Posted: 17/July/2005 at 11:59pm |
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Does the oil not stick to the sides of the tank.......and smell like hell. |
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Posted: 17/July/2005 at 11:53pm |
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No, we have used WD 40 in a pinch when running portables. It puts a layer of oil on top of the water in the tank and stops foam from forming. It does work fairly well
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Posted: 17/July/2005 at 8:13pm |
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Thanks for the tip Maurice............as for the WD-40........I think Cmaster was only kidding.........he will correct me if I'm wrong.
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CMASTER: "WD 40 works great also. Kleen Kuip should sell that." CMASTER, sure WD 40 has defoaming ability, so does salt, and so does IPA. They don't give you the most bang for your buck. Have you evaluated defoamers on a 1:1 basis? It's not hard. Prepare 2 bottles, 25% full with a dilute foamy solution. Using a small syringe, available from the drug store, add an equal amount of defoamers, usually less than 1 mL. Shake both bottles together. Observe results. Repeat shaking to get an idea of initial foam kill and residual foam kill. I am sure that you will see that WD40 is not a very good defoamer. Neither is salt and IPA. ...Regards Maurice
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Posted: 28/May/2005 at 11:55am |
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Only that it is a good idea.................
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Inventor of the Teflon Wand Glide and the Turboteck Rotary Air Duct Cleaners for TMs.
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Posted: 23/April/2005 at 2:44am |
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Yes it is a good idea Willy, Nightrider are you trying to tell us something. |
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Posted: 23/April/2005 at 1:00am |
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That's smart thinking Willy, finally a post we all can learn from Nightrider |
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Posted: 23/April/2005 at 12:14am |
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Just heat up a pot of oil on the stove and boom you've got fries or a gutted kitchen. Saw one of those this week. Three people in the apartment, couldn't figure out what to do when the fire started. What a mess.
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Posted: 23/April/2005 at 12:07am |
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No fries cmaster, I just found out I can't cook.
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Posted: 23/April/2005 at 12:04am |
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Don't forget about convenience and upselling. "While your here for some cleaning chemical, can we interest you in some WD-40 to lube your blower." or "Would you like fries with that" |
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