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Hi,
Quote from Mr Gunner
[opened a bottle of that stuff a while ago for a small job, the bottle had a metal lid, went to use it again month's later, and the whole bottle had evaporated away ]

The same thing happened to me too Mr Gunner, this is how i store my bottle now, out of sunlight in a drawer....appears to work...lol
Cheers.
Sub.

Sub wrote:Hi,
Quote from Mr Gunner
[opened a bottle of that stuff a while ago for a small job, the bottle had a metal lid, went to use it again month's later, and the whole bottle had evaporated away ]

The same thing happened to me too Mr Gunner, this is how i store my bottle now, out of sunlight in a drawer....appears to work...lol
Cheers.
Sub.

Thanks Mr Sub Well, I was sure I tightened it up enough, and it was stored somewhere cool and dark.

Alwyn, you've been spotted walking your dog today. . . .

You've got to be kidding me, this is ridiculous.


These aren't just snowflakes, they are the size of snowballs!
Whoever ordered this weather tell them to stopit!

Alwyn

Wow! ..and is that also a snow-turd on the carpet? I'm sure glad those aren't dropping out of our local clouds.

I have never seen snowflakes that size, even here in Wisconsin! I wonder what accounts for such a weird phenomenon. Perhaps the snowflakes were in vertical updrafts a few times, but were too soft to become ice (i.e. hailstones).