PRESSURE WASHER.
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Happy New Year
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Is it any good for stripping wallpaper?
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I'm not cutting mine down for anyone :-)
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I've seen them used for stripping Artex ceilings. Maisonettes in S London, council evacuated them because of the scare about asbestos in the Artex. Sent in a team in space suits with a hot water pressure washer.
Worked a treat but caused one hell of a mess.
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Not much good for my front bedroom then. :-(
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Trust you. ;-)
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y'know, it probably is!
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at the other end of the scale, I think we got down to -26C/-16F. Nobody does fireworks around here :-(
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Gas axe.
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The Natural Philosopher wibbled on Friday 01 January 2010 13:30
Gas Axe.
But what I really want is a handheld cutting laser like they had in Mission Impossible (original TV version).
Bugger the Fein if I had one of them!
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Jules wibbled on Friday 01 January 2010 15:56
Clankity-clank go the brass monkeys...
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And thee... inhabitants of this realm.
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Indeed. Don't tap 'em until they've warmed up, lest they shatter...
Windchill here just hit -37C a couple of hours ago - not fun stuff to be out in.
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If the story is true it's the balls that clank, not the monkeys.
Just on freezing here in Berkshire. Lovely day...
Andy
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T-shirt and shorts weather! ;-) We hit -37C here this morning. It's times like that when I miss the UK setup of having the post come through the front door, rather than having to walk down to the mailbox at the end of the drive to get it!
cheers
J.
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I was told the other day that the new decade starts in 2011, as you can't have a year zero.
Dave
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I prefer a 12 inch, better balanced and wider.
Dave
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Not even with an angle grinder? :-)
Dave
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It will be good for stripping the plaster if the jet hits a crack :-)
Dave
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It does start in 2011.
It isn't a case of you can't have a year zero, it's a slight problem with there not having been one (the Romans didn't have a zero).
Adrian