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oldtisme 10-29-2014 07:56 PM

I have a little ceramic box on my cutting table that holds a pair of pliers,needle nose pliers, wire cutters, box cutter, little rubber mallet and a couple things I can't remember. They always come in handy. I also put together a metal tool box for the tool box on my truck for little emergencies, course that's back when I could drive a lot myself. but that little tool box has sure came in handy...LOL ..but I don't have any jumper cables in there. :D

crzypatcher 11-02-2014 09:52 PM

Hate to tell you how many toilet tanks my husband cracked because he was sure it needed just "one more turn"!

QuiltingByFiona 11-02-2014 11:28 PM

Lol! I let my hubby unscrew jars for me. I think it makes him feel like a man. But I am not sure if I would let him tighten anything in my studio, I would never get it undone! Lol!

Misty's Mom 11-03-2014 05:42 AM


Originally Posted by QuiltingByFiona (Post 6954294)
Lol! I let my hubby unscrew jars for me. I think it makes him feel like a man. But I am not sure if I would let him tighten anything in my studio, I would never get it undone! Lol!

Mine is also really good about opened Nguyen really tight jar lids. He's come to expect it. That's his job.

Jeanne S 11-03-2014 07:04 AM


Originally Posted by OrangeSherbet (Post 6948268)
WD40 is not a lubricant; it will just gum it up. Try a few drops of sewing machine oil.

According to their specs and website, WD40 is a cleaner and lubricant. I have used it to unstick numerous metal parts for many years with great results. But I am sure machine oil works too.


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