sawdust in my workshop and I'm literally covered in it.
Just made 15 profile door frame architraves.
She's not too pleased I've treaded it all over the carpet. :-)
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17 years ago
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17 years ago
Well that sounds like an excellent reason to get her that new hoover for Christmas.
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17 years ago
Hope you wore a mask!
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17 years ago
What a good idea...the other one is not sucking the dust up very well attached to the router. :-)
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17 years ago
On Mon, 04 Dec 2006 12:27:18 GMT someone who may be SirBenjamin wrote this:-
Remind her of how nice it will look when finished.
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17 years ago
pfft! and she'll remind him how nice the carpet will look when he's hoovered it. :)
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17 years ago
Or replaced it with a brand spanking new one .!!!
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17 years ago
Sawdust is good for carpets, it will absorb odours and when it's henried up will leave your carpets smelling lovely and fresh. It's the environmentally-friendly version of "Shake and Vac" (You can tell her.)
Owain
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17 years ago
Get HER one? Vacuum cleaning is man's work.
Mary
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17 years ago
Don't be daft - his wife would be bound to recognise him.
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17 years ago
Only if you want it doing properly.
Adam
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17 years ago
At least it's not expanding foam... :-(
David
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17 years ago
The message from "The Medway Handyman" contains these words:
Depends how tightly she's bound.
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17 years ago
Safety helmet, more like...
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17 years ago
Hear, hear.
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17 years ago
I couldn't agree more.
In this house Spouse chose the new vacuum cleaner and it's his. He even uses it - I don't know how to switch it on ...
He has his own - several types - for his workshop and (my) car.
Mary