At 11:19 AM 2/7/2007 -0500, you wrote: >Waddaya mean -27°? In your freezer? No, a freezer is only about 0° to -10°F. I _did_ defrost that on Sunday. Put the contents in the driveway, defrosted freezer and the food was colder when I returned it than when I had removed it. >Nobody in their right mind would live anywhere >that gets down to -27°. Sheesh, you expect me to believe that! ;-) See the above... I hadn't defrosted the freezer in a couple years. >Hope you take the plastic off and lead out of the old keys first. Also any decent ivory and capstans. (I don't want to dig out hardware from my fireplace insert.) >Ribs and panels do indeed burn well, but be >careful of creosote buildup in the chimney from >burning softwoods - you don't want to have a >chimney fire when it is -27° outside. OUCH! Well aware, but I only use the stuff for kindling - right now my normal fires are red oak or elm. (ran out of the apple) Incidentally, (piano content to follow), 1/4 of a Hamilton pinblock/back will last about 3 hours. I'll still play chimney sweep in the spring. Conrad >----- Original Message ----- >>>Anyone else suffering so tragically through this cold spell like me? ;-) >>> >>>Terry Farrell >>>Tampa, Florida
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