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Zachariah 2 year s ago
Cool!
       
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Tony 2 year s ago
Thanks ! 41 41 41
       
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Smitty 2 year s ago
#6 is a rly bad idea.
       
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salamoon 2 year s ago
Smitty,

smarter individual would use the other hook instead of a key....
       
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Christine 2 year s ago
salamoon,
Just screw it in by hand, it isn't that difficult.
       
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Epaphroditius 2 year s ago
#1 chedar prevents nothing. if moth's woyld be afraid of chedar they would have died out a long time ago.

#2 not sure it would work. cars have safety glasses which prevent shattering. you can buy special purpose hammers though.
       
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Obed 2 year s ago
Epaphroditius,
WTF? Spell much?
       
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Colored squares in toothpaste tubes function as marks for manufacturing machines.

For the longest time, people thought these colored squares indicated whether the toothpaste formula was natural or purely chemical. But the truth is they don’t have anything to do with the paste’s composition. These shapes were placed there to be read by machines during manufacturing, and their main purpose is to indicate which part should be cut, folded, or sealed.

 

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