The kitchen sink.
I do most of my small my parts cleaning out in the garage in one of those
big cans of chem-dip, but then you're supposed to wash it off. So I bring
the parts basket into the kitchen and rinse.
Yes, I too, have a great wife, who is often there when I am rinsing,
sometimes making mild comments about parts washer smell, but does not get
irate about it.
I know not to use the dishwasher!
--Rocky Entriken
PS -- When we were dating, I told her about my racing and that I had a kinda
slow car. Her immediate response was that I needed to spend more money on
it. I knew then that I had a winner. (yes, it's faster now.)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jack W. Drews" <vinttr4@geneseo.net>
To: <fot@autox.team.net>
Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 9:41 AM
Subject: borrowed "tools"
>A previous email from VanVlack about using cleaning fluids in the wife's
>wash tub got me thinking about how long-suffering my sweetie is. Over the
>past couple of years, I have 'borrowed" from her --
>
> deep freeze to cool lifter sleeves and tupperware of ice cubes during
> installation
> kitchen stove to heat hubs for bearing press-in
> turkey baster to fill graduated cylinder for cc-ing heads
> kitchen thermometer for checking various things
> favorite pan for heating water with a temp gauge bulb in it
>
> Of course I clean things scrupulously but I must sheepishly admit that I
> try to do these things when she's not at home
>
> uncle jack
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