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Thank you all for your....participation.

Closed at OPs request.

When I dug out the lids to the septic (I did it because I refused to pay for someone to do it for me), I marked it at the fence on the east and the house on the south. Where they met were the lids. Then after the guy got done pumping, I had a bright idea. I went and got the duck's pond, a...

Since we have gotten off topic of the section of the forum and since this thread will go nowhere good, all I will say is Thank you for your participation.

I have a Dirt Devil bagless for my sewing room. It is great for daily use. I empty the canister and bang the filter. I paid less than $60 for it.

Please keep this thread on topic, thanks.

Sorry, this thread does indeed fall under the new policy. It was brought back to the top and so is closed. Thanks.

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Please use the report button if you see a thread being derailed. We don't (and can't) read every post so we depend on members to help us out. And please do remember that reports are anonymous to everyone but the staff and we do keep them confidential. :)

So glad we could be of assistance. ;)

Since you didn't take my "hint".... Apologies to the OP.

The topic needs to be returned to real quick. I am sure the OP doesn't appreciate the derailment of his thread.

I learned to quilt with Quilt in a Day Log Cabin Quilt I refer to it often for tips and tricks. You can often find it use don Amazon. :)

I have a copy I am selling in the buy sell trade area. :)

I have a copy of The Tightwad Gazette II and Everyday Home Repair Handbook $5 each plus shipping. I take PayPal and Postal Money Orders.

It depends on what it is. I absolutely refuse to use milk and liquid dairy 3 days before it is ready to expire. My Mom poured milk into a newer container once when I was a kid and I got a mouthful of lumpy milk a few days later. Never again. In fact I don't even drink milk. I use it to cook...

I am rereading The Tightwad Gazette II. While there are some great tips, some of the stuff makes me :sick. Remember the "keepers"?

You can use them for chicken water storage tanks. Fit a spigot to it and run a hose to a bell waterer. Make sure the drum is higher than the end of the waterer for gravity. Your chickens will have fresh water if you have to leave them for a while. This will work for dogs and cats, too. Ducks...

Hi, I am in Oregon City! ;)