How is insulating the drawers going to stop rust forming?
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17 years ago
Is polystyrene a good enough insulator
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17 years ago
Better still keep them under parrafin, fully greased, or in a pot of distilled water thats been boiled.
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17 years ago
you obviously never ever have burnt it.
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17 years ago
Yes, as an insulator, but unless his tools are self warming, useless to prevent condensation.
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17 years ago
Polystyrene ceiling tile shave been the case of some pretty nasty smoke inhalation deaths. Its a great insulator, but not INSIDE a room please.
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17 years ago
The message from The Natural Philosopher contains these words:
It burns like stink.
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17 years ago
Listen shitface I've just about had enough of your insulting behaviour,continue to insult me and I'll follow you round like a bad smell with a meaningfull of abusive language.
Keep your insulting behavoiur to yourself and do not on any account reply to any of my post.
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17 years ago
He does shop at Aldi ;-)
MBQ
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17 years ago
Scot bugger all to do with it,even a makita drill will rust if left in cold conditions. :-P
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17 years ago
The message from "The3rd Earl Of Derby" contains these words:
It'd rust a damned sight faster in warm damp conditions.
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17 years ago
The3rd Earl Of Derby:
Oh dear, dear, was it something that you said?
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17 years ago
You're gone,bye you obnoxious bombastic tit.
Out of sight out of mind.