Back to my bin system mentioned yesterday, I have a 24" x 16" x 10" stackable bin labeled "caulk guns and tubes", big enough that both my 10 oz and 29 oz products can share the same bin. Stays in the basement of the house, where it's always cool and relatively dry.I got tired of looking and buying calking guns.. I hang them up now so they’re in plain sight.. I now have 5.. lol
Remember the accordion-like scissors gates that opened in the door to keep you back? When the elevator attendant said "step back" with his voice of authority, everyone did.You know you're getting old when:
You remember riding in a six story elevator with an elevator operator.
Those are still common in Europe, where many buildings are still running elevators installed ca.1900. I remember one my hotel in Italy (Home in Palace) that was scary enough that most preferred to haul their luggage up and down a narrow open iron spiral staircase, rather than chancing the 120 year old elevator.Remember the accordion-like scissors gates that opened in the door to keep you back? When the elevator attendant said "step back" with his voice of authority, everyone did.
I have about a dozen scattered around every place I may need one. I even have one in my pocket now.I keep about 4 measuring tapes around so I can always find one...somewhere.
Only vaguely. It was a rare occasion that I rode on an elevator.Remember the accordion-like scissors gates that opened in the door to keep you back? When the elevator attendant said "step back" with his voice of authority, everyone did.
Buy a Stanley? Nah, I have half dozen of the free Horror Freight ones hanging around.I have about a dozen scattered around every place I may need one. I even have one in my pocket now.
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I do when some of our family visits. They like to talk over the program that I'm trying to watch. I can keep reading while they sound like Charlie Brown's teacher in the background. wah WAH waaah waah.My wife and I always turn on closed captioning frequently these days.