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John C Daley

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Maybe you are gripping the broom too tight. Slowly work over your hands, you may have a problem that needs a massage or a manipulation
2 days ago
Can you use a hose instead and wash everything out?
2 days ago
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ski_pole#:~:text=Racing%20poles%20have%20their%20own,and%20increased%20reliance%20on%20poles.

Why are racing poles curved?
Racing poles have their own unique distinctions. Super giant slalom, downhill, and speed skiing poles are designed to bend around the skier's body while in a tuck position to minimize drag.
In slalom skiing, straight poles are used due to the reduced speeds and increased reliance on poles.

From. https://www.healthline.com/health/thenar-eminence-pain#:~:text=Thenar%20eminence%20pain%20is%20usually,that%20require%20repetitive%20thumb%20movement." target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Thjenar muscle issues
What is the problem with the thenar muscle?
Thenar eminence pain is usually due to overuse syndrome brought on by repetitive thumb movements.
It typically improves with a combination of medical treatments and home remedies.
You can sometimes prevent thenar eminence pain by avoiding activities that require repetitive thumb movement.
Maybe you need to stop flying brooms for a while and rest you body!
2 days ago
Ned, I am with Doug, I will try.
IMO leaking skylights are a result of sloppy workpersonship, do you like that one!
Good design and skills are better than having your head in the sand.
I have a number of reasons for loving skylights;
- see the moon and stars shining through the roof is wonderful
- I love watching the rail hit the glass and move off
- I can get light into dark spaces, even underground.
- Cloud watching from your lounge chair is cool.
2 days ago
There is actually an Australian company marketing a digester. I put details on the site a while ago.
3 days ago
What area are you in please?
People may be able to help if such detail is included, since they may be familiar with conditions there.
3 days ago
For what it is worth, I recently purchased 2 Australian made hot air heaters which are block boxes with polycarbonate 'glass' fronts and thermostaticly operated fans.
they retailed for about $A3500 each.
I paid $A250 each because they did not work effectively.
I am now trying to see if there is anything to be done to get them working.
3 days ago
If shops complain of lack of space for compulsory acceptance of waste plastic, do you see the message there?e
4 days ago
What area are you planning to build in, somebody may have a solution nearby?
Have you thought of alternative systems, separation of fluid, incineration / composting of solids. A worm system?
4 days ago
Would a lime mortar work well?
4 days ago
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