toooldforthis

where they continually ask the same questions over and over and over... cause FB isn't suitable for discussions by topic, or for searching previously asked questions. but then again I thought Beta was better than VHS and look where that got me.

this govt is pretty good with the press releases, the follow up (in)action is usually something else. personally I think a bird in the hand ...

you could turn it into a display box?

that's what I was going to suggest ;) think the most sensible best practice solution is to strip all the wallpaper off and go from there. anything else is just a make-do.

I've had the 1st AZ shot. timed it so if there was any minor side effects it wouldn't affect my days too much. major side effects? nothing yet :) still here yeah, but we don't. and plenty of side effects, unintended consequences, from other medical treatments that are used every day.

for me, it's all about risk management - global, national, community and personal risk management. ? do you think coronavirus is real? regardless of how it started ? do you think a lot of people have died from it ? do you think a lot of people who got it and didn't die might have longer term health issues ? do you think it is better not to catch it ? do you think communities/individuals have been impacted, say economically or socially etc, even if those individuals didn't catch it ? how...

do you want the on/off next/close to the rotary? or on the other side of the room? next to: why bother? ... and I seem to remember with some of those 3 speeds there is a reason you go from off -> fast -> medium -> slow something about it better for the motor, or the circuitry or sumthing - probably folklore. other side of the room: it would drive me nuts trying to remember where I turned it off last.

with a beer in their free hand

no need to take them apart unless they need repair. several how to paint sequence guides around, but something like this will tell you (I haven't read this particular one) Painting sash windows - a guide to painting wooden sash windows (practicaldiy.com)

he will be warmed up then, no need to light the fire.

I have a small one in a lounge (about 30m²) that heats it easily but the lounge opens up to the kitchen/dining - so I put in some heavy drapes that keeps the heat in the lounge, then when too hot open that and it heats the dining area as well, probably another 30m². It is a vintage Warmray (almost unused when I bought it, double skin with the external skin enamelled) - anyway my point is I wouldn't put in a small one as a) you are always putting wood on it as the firebox is too small and b) it...

this could be the issue. As mentioned above by droog Kalsomine paint could be the culprit.

yeah, well, we all know that if you don't win Lotto one week your odds are better the next week.