Y'welcome. Hope that works for you.
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13 years ago
Y'welcome. Hope that works for you.
By the time you haul it out, hook up all the connections, and fiddle with it until it actually works like it's supposed to, you could have finished most simple cleaning jobs.
Then you still have to disconnect everything, and put everything away, assuming the blasted things still works at all.
Then you can spend the next few days hoping you didn't damage what you were cleaning by forcing water into the siding or deck wood (for example).
:)
replying to Ron, Michelle wrote: do you remember what you paid for it brand new? approximately?
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