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Ballpeen Hammer...
Not only good for taking out frustrations on a piece of equipment or pump thats not working, but great for making LRR. Fold up a piece of LR up in a towel and beat the holly crap out of it!!!!
Not only good for taking out frustrations on a piece of equipment or pump thats not working, but great for making LRR. Fold up a piece of LR up in a towel and beat the holly crap out of it!!!!
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Chopsticks - They are great for feeding various types of anemones, especially when the items are larger pieces of krill, etc. that tend to block a baster.
Graduated Oral Syringes - When a "capful is x ml." just doesn't seem like an exacting enough measure... also good for measuring out tank water for testing tubes.
Linda Lee: What is the story on the picture you use for your avatar? It is mesmerizing. (You just don't get to use that word enough in every day conversation)
Graduated Oral Syringes - When a "capful is x ml." just doesn't seem like an exacting enough measure... also good for measuring out tank water for testing tubes.
Linda Lee: What is the story on the picture you use for your avatar? It is mesmerizing. (You just don't get to use that word enough in every day conversation)
There's not much of a story. I was googling images for *Woman-Fish-Hat* for a previous thread (West Cobb/Paulding Night Out), and this picture was one of the search results. I just thought it was a cool picture, and since there was no copyright warning, I adopted it as my avatar.
Another interesting search result on that same search was this one:
I like *unique* art.
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Let's face it, 3" is just not good enough (sorry Brandon), but 8" will do the job...
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A stainless steel drywall taping knife is perfect as an algae scraper for tough corraline alage. Much better than the commercially available kent 3" blade. And the handle...just try and break it!
A stainless steel drywall taping knife is perfect as an algae scraper for tough corraline alage. Much better than the commercially available kent 3" blade. And the handle...just try and break it!
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Weedeater Line:
I have found yhis VERY useful over the years for cleaning out tubes, pipes and the like. Use a heavy gauge. You can curl the end and push it down the longest pipe runs (although heavier gauges will give you grief on right-angles; that is where twisting comes into play).
Secure a brush to the filament and you can clean out all manner of crud. If you double-end the brush, you can make a reciprocating scrubber to really make thinks sparkle. That is made easier by enlisting a friend, though.
Plus, you can buy an entire spool for next to nothing.
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I have found yhis VERY useful over the years for cleaning out tubes, pipes and the like. Use a heavy gauge. You can curl the end and push it down the longest pipe runs (although heavier gauges will give you grief on right-angles; that is where twisting comes into play).
Secure a brush to the filament and you can clean out all manner of crud. If you double-end the brush, you can make a reciprocating scrubber to really make thinks sparkle. That is made easier by enlisting a friend, though.
Plus, you can buy an entire spool for next to nothing.
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credit cards (or the like) or good for cleaning.
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