When you cannot use a clamp light
Desktop Microphone Holder + Torch = Torch Holder
Want to see how clean a surface is?
Turn off any overhead lights.
Grab a torch, turn it on and place the torch horizontal on the surface.
Great for kitchen cupboards, benches, floors etc
Tau.Neutrino said:
Want to see how clean a surface is?Turn off any overhead lights.
Grab a torch, turn it on and place the torch horizontal on the surface.
Great for kitchen cupboards, benches, floors etc
So what do we do to hide how dirty a surface is?
The Rev Dodgson said:
Tau.Neutrino said:
Want to see how clean a surface is?Turn off any overhead lights.
Grab a torch, turn it on and place the torch horizontal on the surface.
Great for kitchen cupboards, benches, floors etc
So what do we do to hide how dirty a surface is?
Turn the lights off.
Tau.Neutrino said:
Want to see how clean a surface is?Turn off any overhead lights.
Grab a torch, turn it on and place the torch horizontal on the surface.
Great for kitchen cupboards, benches, floors etc
Great for shower walls, glass doors, clothing etc.
Tau.Neutrino said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Tau.Neutrino said:
Want to see how clean a surface is?Turn off any overhead lights.
Grab a torch, turn it on and place the torch horizontal on the surface.
Great for kitchen cupboards, benches, floors etc
So what do we do to hide how dirty a surface is?
Turn the lights off.
LOLOL….thanks for that laugh. My first of the day.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Tau.Neutrino said:
Want to see how clean a surface is?Turn off any overhead lights.
Grab a torch, turn it on and place the torch horizontal on the surface.
Great for kitchen cupboards, benches, floors etc
So what do we do to hide how dirty a surface is?
Clean it.
Tau.Neutrino said:
Tau.Neutrino said:
Want to see how clean a surface is?Turn off any overhead lights.
Grab a torch, turn it on and place the torch horizontal on the surface.
Great for kitchen cupboards, benches, floors etc
Great for shower walls, glass doors, clothing etc.
The dirt never goes away.
Michael V said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Tau.Neutrino said:
Want to see how clean a surface is?Turn off any overhead lights.
Grab a torch, turn it on and place the torch horizontal on the surface.
Great for kitchen cupboards, benches, floors etc
So what do we do to hide how dirty a surface is?
Clean it.
Ignore it. Training for your immune system.
buffy said:
Michael V said:
The Rev Dodgson said:So what do we do to hide how dirty a surface is?
Clean it.
Ignore it. Training for your immune system.
I’ll go with buffy :)
The Rev Dodgson said:
buffy said:
Michael V said:Clean it.
Ignore it. Training for your immune system.
I’ll go with buffy :)
Yes, natural is fine, enhances the immunity process.
But, sometimes, a surface needs to be clean.
Tau.Neutrino said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
buffy said:Ignore it. Training for your immune system.
I’ll go with buffy :)
Yes, natural is fine, enhances the immunity process.
But, sometimes, a surface needs to be clean.
Mostly for me anyway is artwork.
Working with clay can pick up everything so it’s useful for removing that problem.
Working with paint, working with pastel etc
Surfaces for artwork preparation need to be clean.
Does anyone know where all the safety pins have gone?
ms spock said:
Does anyone know where all the safety pins have gone?
In my sewing cabinet, if you are looking for the little ones…
buffy said:
ms spock said:Does anyone know where all the safety pins have gone?
In my sewing cabinet, if you are looking for the little ones…
Oh thanks for that. I will go to an appropriate shop.
ms spock said:
buffy said:
ms spock said:Does anyone know where all the safety pins have gone?
In my sewing cabinet, if you are looking for the little ones…
Oh thanks for that. I will go to an appropriate shop.
For some reason, back in the days when I did a fun run each year, I bought a packet of small safety pins for pinning on my number. There were more safety pins than I could ever need…
buffy said:
ms spock said:
buffy said:In my sewing cabinet, if you are looking for the little ones…
Oh thanks for that. I will go to an appropriate shop.
For some reason, back in the days when I did a fun run each year, I bought a packet of small safety pins for pinning on my number. There were more safety pins than I could ever need…
Curious.
I don’t know how I have arrived at the safety painless state.
ms spock said:
buffy said:
ms spock said:Oh thanks for that. I will go to an appropriate shop.
For some reason, back in the days when I did a fun run each year, I bought a packet of small safety pins for pinning on my number. There were more safety pins than I could ever need…
Curious.
I don’t know how I have arrived at the safety painless state.
I’ve still got packets as buffy described.
roughbarked said:
ms spock said:
buffy said:For some reason, back in the days when I did a fun run each year, I bought a packet of small safety pins for pinning on my number. There were more safety pins than I could ever need…
Curious.
I don’t know how I have arrived at the safety painless state.
I’ve still got packets as buffy described.
I’ve also got a couple of nappy pins (despite never having children) for drawing elastic through casings. And when we went through Mum’s sewing cabinet I grabbed three very large pins, which I think are kilt pins. They look like brass. I probably should polish them up and see how they go.
buffy said:
roughbarked said:
ms spock said:Curious.
I don’t know how I have arrived at the safety painless state.
I’ve still got packets as buffy described.
I’ve also got a couple of nappy pins (despite never having children) for drawing elastic through casings. And when we went through Mum’s sewing cabinet I grabbed three very large pins, which I think are kilt pins. They look like brass. I probably should polish them up and see how they go.
I’ve seen at least one kilt pin here too.
ms spock said:
buffy said:
ms spock said:Oh thanks for that. I will go to an appropriate shop.
For some reason, back in the days when I did a fun run each year, I bought a packet of small safety pins for pinning on my number. There were more safety pins than I could ever need…
Curious.
I don’t know how I have arrived at the safety painless state.
Painless = pinless
roughbarked said:
ms spock said:
buffy said:For some reason, back in the days when I did a fun run each year, I bought a packet of small safety pins for pinning on my number. There were more safety pins than I could ever need…
Curious.
I don’t know how I have arrived at the safety painless state.
I’ve still got packets as buffy described.
The safety pins must have gone on a great migration and never returned.
ms spock said:
ms spock said:
buffy said:For some reason, back in the days when I did a fun run each year, I bought a packet of small safety pins for pinning on my number. There were more safety pins than I could ever need…
Curious.
I don’t know how I have arrived at the safety painless state.
Painless = pinless
They’d be painless if you didn’t have them to prick yourself with.
ms spock said:
roughbarked said:
ms spock said:Curious.
I don’t know how I have arrived at the safety painless state.
I’ve still got packets as buffy described.
The safety pins must have gone on a great migration and never returned.
Dang, I wish I’d thought of this last night.
https://www.coles.com.au/product/korbond-silver-safety-pins-assorted-sizes-1-pack-5323765
ms spock said:
ms spock said:
buffy said:For some reason, back in the days when I did a fun run each year, I bought a packet of small safety pins for pinning on my number. There were more safety pins than I could ever need…
Curious.
I don’t know how I have arrived at the safety painless state.
Painless = pinless
That doesn’t mean one oughtn’t keep a few handy in that kitchen drawer which contains bits’n‘pieces of everything
buffy said:
roughbarked said:
ms spock said:Curious.
I don’t know how I have arrived at the safety painless state.
I’ve still got packets as buffy described.
I’ve also got a couple of nappy pins (despite never having children) for drawing elastic through casings. And when we went through Mum’s sewing cabinet I grabbed three very large pins, which I think are kilt pins. They look like brass. I probably should polish them up and see how they go.
You have quite the collection buffy.
The nappy pins were useful for a range of things. I never had children either.
I have been watching the forum knitting with some interest.
If they are not kilt pins could they be some type knitting paraphernalia?
roughbarked said:
ms spock said:
ms spock said:Curious.
I don’t know how I have arrived at the safety painless state.
Painless = pinless
They’d be painless if you didn’t have them to prick yourself with.
So true! 😊
Spiny Norman said:
ms spock said:
roughbarked said:I’ve still got packets as buffy described.
The safety pins must have gone on a great migration and never returned.
Dang, I wish I’d thought of this last night.
https://www.coles.com.au/product/korbond-silver-safety-pins-assorted-sizes-1-pack-5323765
That would have been good. And they are not that expensive either.
Neophyte said:
ms spock said:
ms spock said:Curious.
I don’t know how I have arrived at the safety painless state.
Painless = pinless
That doesn’t mean one oughtn’t keep a few handy in that kitchen drawer which contains bits’n‘pieces of everything
Words of wisdom!
ms spock said:
buffy said:
roughbarked said:I’ve still got packets as buffy described.
I’ve also got a couple of nappy pins (despite never having children) for drawing elastic through casings. And when we went through Mum’s sewing cabinet I grabbed three very large pins, which I think are kilt pins. They look like brass. I probably should polish them up and see how they go.
You have quite the collection buffy.
The nappy pins were useful for a range of things. I never had children either.
I have been watching the forum knitting with some interest.
If they are not kilt pins could they be some type knitting paraphernalia?
I’m pretty sure they are kilt pins. Also used as shawl pins.
buffy said:
ms spock said:
buffy said:I’ve also got a couple of nappy pins (despite never having children) for drawing elastic through casings. And when we went through Mum’s sewing cabinet I grabbed three very large pins, which I think are kilt pins. They look like brass. I probably should polish them up and see how they go.
You have quite the collection buffy.
The nappy pins were useful for a range of things. I never had children either.
I have been watching the forum knitting with some interest.
If they are not kilt pins could they be some type knitting paraphernalia?
I’m pretty sure they are kilt pins. Also used as shawl pins.
Noice
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