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Desk Jockey

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Richard, what did you do with all that hose soaked in cooking oil or whatever. Did you chuck it?
No I still have them (15) 50ft sections.

After several months out in the weather you can't smell the oil unless you sniff inside the cuff.

I'm saving them for some nasty work so I don't ruin all the new hoses we bought.
 

ruff

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No I still have them (15) 50ft sections.

After several months out in the weather you can't smell the oil unless you sniff inside the cuff.

I'm saving them for some nasty work so I don't ruin all the new hoses we bought.
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Attach to clients' nose.
Problem solved!
 

Mark Saiger

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Blue is what's in, just ask Saiger. :cool:
Saiger's Steam Clean Blue on Red right here Baby :rockon:

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We're referring to hoses, not to Mark's winter mood.
Right?

Actually, for some reason, I am doing ok even though winter is trying to kick the crap out of us early this year.

But it might be because I know I am taking off most of January to go south to Clearwater Beach Florida!!!:rockon: :rockon::rockon::rockon::rockon::rockon::rockon::rockon::biggrin:

And the smiley faces for Marty :biggrin:

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Louis

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Put the new hose on I got from John Olsen. Wow what a difference. Just went with blue. It's no fun breaking in new hose. Need to watch out for breakable stuff.
 
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