Box fans

Bloody shopping sites, PITA clogging up Google with stupid results.
Posted by The Medway Handyman in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 18 years ago 
High Cost of Seed Starting

I'm about to Google, but do you havny ready references to web sites discussing milk carton green houses? TIA.
Posted by jJim McLaughlin in Garden Forum 19 years ago 
cranes

I have seen two such cranes in the last 12 months, on large, single-building sites, probably low-rise flats in a block of maybe 4.
Posted by Chris Hogg in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 10 years ago 
Woodbench top - Southern yellow pine

One of the best sites on building an economical bench, plus some philosophy is Bob Key's at http://www.terraclavis.com/bws/beginners.htm.Bob
Posted by Bob in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Woodworking Schools/Mentors

(both sites have no upcoming classes listed).
Posted by Locutus in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Best resolution of damage issue

Site visit maybe required to show the problem properly, one persons view of a "bodge job" may be perfectly acceptable to some one else. A site visit enables the client to show exactly what they feel is substandard and get the main builder to agree if not totally then at least in part.
Posted by Dave Liquorice in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 14 years ago 
Roses and "snowball" plants

There are many books and Web sites about, e.g. pruning roses. (Note: severity of pruning depends on your locality. I am in a mild Mediterranean climate, but the first few years I pruned too severely because the library book I used apparently referred to harsher Eastern US climate.)
Posted by Persephone in Backyard Gardeners 18 years ago 
Whole freezer contents spoiled, how to dispose?

Harrow have answered (well, the webmaster), no collection possible other than in their prescribed bins.
Posted by Adrian Caspersz in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 2 years ago 
Modern electronics and radio interference

That partial rectification ends up mixing RF down into the audio band as broadband 'hiss' and generally muddying up the carrier bins the broadband wants to use spilling their contents over into other bins, which reduces the signal to noise ratio.
Posted by The Natural Philosopher in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 2 years ago 
Rural mailbox

The one's I've seen have a couple of large (as it 2 - 4 x's the size of the individual boxes) package bins on them. When the carrier has a package that won't fit in the individual mailbox, the place it in one of the bins and place the key for the bin in the mailbox.
Posted by Unquestionably Confused in Home Repair 10 years ago