mjlinane
My name is Mike
They are becoming so but, when I was in school and we were required to use Strunk & White, this was the example of wrong word usage. Of course, that was a long time ago now.
leaf blower: lessons learned.
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They are becoming so but, when I was in school and we were required to use Strunk & White, this was the example of wrong word usage. Of course, that was a long time ago now.
Did your wife give you the idea
i dont listen to her anyways. ever since she tried to smother me with a pillow, i watch my back.
They are becoming so but, when I was in school and we were required to use Strunk & White, this was the example of wrong word usage. Of course, that was a long time ago now.
it also irks me. i get the same feeling when you hear "anxious" used in place of "excited".
Stokdgs
dansautodetailing.com
I still have a Toro Blower that I modified by cutting off half the nozzle and covering the edge in thick foam, and before I bring any vehicle in the garage for any work, I always make it a point to use said Blower to clean out the garage floor, etc., get it all blown off the driveway, and then bring the Client's vehicle in for any work, so that lessens the amount of stuff blowing around the garage from the floor in the first place.
I would also like to buy the Metro Blaster, but already have the same sized unit in the Metro Vacuum and thats all the budget can do at the moment. Maybe for my birthday??
Dan F
I would also like to buy the Metro Blaster, but already have the same sized unit in the Metro Vacuum and thats all the budget can do at the moment. Maybe for my birthday??
Dan F
Bunky
Detailing Gnosis
I still have a Toro Blower that I modified by cutting off half the nozzle and covering the edge in thick foam, and before I bring any vehicle in the garage for any work, I always make it a point to use said Blower to clean out the garage floor, etc., get it all blown off the driveway, and then bring the Client's vehicle in for any work, so that lessens the amount of stuff blowing around the garage from the floor in the first place.
I would also like to buy the Metro Blaster, but already have the same sized unit in the Metro Vacuum and thats all the budget can do at the moment. Maybe for my birthday??
Dan F
When you saying "cutting off", do you man blocking half the nozzle?
I still have a Toro Blower that I modified by cutting off half the nozzle and covering the edge in thick foam, and before I bring any vehicle in the garage for any work, I always make it a point to use said Blower to clean out the garage floor, etc., get it all blown off the driveway, and then bring the Client's vehicle in for any work, so that lessens the amount of stuff blowing around the garage from the floor in the first place.
I would also like to buy the Metro Blaster, but already have the same sized unit in the Metro Vacuum and thats all the budget can do at the moment. Maybe for my birthday??
Dan F
I'd like to do the sawed-off shotgon mod on my blower also. If i saw it down, not sure how to narrow the tip to increase the airspeed though. did you wrap the foam around the outside end of the nozzle?
Todd@RUPES
Just a regular guy
Brilliant! :rofl:bigups:yourrock
but hope you did not exacerbate cancer - internal combustion engines indoors have carcinogens in it....
you may be right. but if i were worried about that id crawl back into my plastic bubble and hide.