Broom handle

This organization of the information was quite an aid in his quest for warmth. However, as tree limbs and broom handles became scarce, the child tried to find a regularity that would guide him to new burnable materials. Looking at the pile of objects that failed to burn and comparing it with the pile of objects that would burn, the child noticed that a regularity appeared. He proposed a possible generalization. ... 

Even though the cylindrical rule is no longer useful, tree limbs, broom handles, pencils, and the other burn-ables in Table 1-1 still burn. 

If you should come upon someone who is frozen by electric shock to an electrified compressed gas tank, do not handle the person with your bare hands. First, if possible, quickly ascertain the source of the electricity and if it is safe and easy to stop the current, do so. Otherwise, be sure you are not standing on, or in, water, and use something that is nonconducting (e.g., a broom handle) to pull the victim from the electrified tank. Call for medical attention immediately. 

Use 7-10 pounds of spore dust per acre or about 10 ounces per 2,500 square feet, applying the dust in spots roughly 4 apart. This is about 1 level teaspoon of powder per spot. You, can make an old-fashioned applicator from a 1-pound coffee can and a discarded broom handle. First, punch holes in the bottom of the can with a 10-penny nail. Then bolt the can to the broom handle so that the bottom of the can is 4"from the bottom of the handle. 

When spreading nonpoisonous dust, such os diatomaceous earth, punch small holes in the sides and bottom of a paper bag, place a cup of the dust inside, and shake it over the areas you want to treat. Or place the dust in an old sock, tie the end closed, and beat the sock above the plants with a stick or broom handle. Use caution, and wear protective gear to avoid inhaling dusts. 

Next, a clean wooden stick must be obtained. A section of broom handle minus the finish is a good example of what is called for here. This wooden stick is used to stir the solution. 

When the cotton is found to be dry the bottom of the drying cylinder is removed, and the cotton pushed out from the top by means of a piece of flat wood fixed on a broom-handle. It is then packed away in galvanised-iron air-tight cases, and is ready for the next operation. At some works the eotton is dried upon shelves in a drying house through whieh hot air circulates, the shelves being of canvas or of brass wire netting. The hot air... 

Squeegee coat n. Shellac, lacquer or similar materials applied in a heavy consistency or body by means of a rubber gasket or squeegee. Broom handles and lead pencils are coated in this manner. 

During use, some tools create pressure in the hand. Examples are pushing on the end of a broom handle, gripping something with a pliers or cutter and pushing on a paint scraper or putty knife. Special handle shapes can distribute the load against the hand over a greater area. This reduces the likelihood of tissue compression disorders. 

FURNITURE EDGES, RAILINGS, DOOR MOLDING, OR BROOM HANDLES ... 

Remove all mats, front and back, and beat them free of debris. A heavy shoe works well, or a broom handle. Outside the car, coat the floor mats with a foaming cleaner designed for car upholstery. Work the cleaner into the mats with a rag and continue adding cleaner until the mats are saturated. Let them sit while you work on the rest of the interior. When they re dry, vacuum them and put them back into the floorboards. 

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Housewares Brush blocks and handles, broom and brush bristles, cocktail glasses, disposable dining utensils, dishwasher-safe tumblers, mugs, salad bowls, carafes, serving trays, and assorted drinkware, hangers, ice buckets, jars, and soap containers... 

A quick, but rather dirty method that I ve used to remove many of these deposits is to drop off the screen, turn off the fan, then lock out the fan and tie off the fan with a strong rope, and with a long-handled broom, sweep off the underside of the finned tubes. This rather primitive technique is sometimes surprisingly effective. 

In 1989, tlie 09-Supercat was designed and supplied to Canada. This was the first continuous action tamping machine that could also handle turnouts. In addition the machine was equipped with ballast regulators at the front and a ballast broom at the rear. The machine served veiy well on Canadian Pacific Railroad. A whole district which had previously been maintained by a number of maclhnes could now be handled by just one machine. 

Broome CS, McArdle F, Kyle JAM et al. (2004) An increase in selenium intake improves immune function and poliovirus handling in adults with marginal selenium status. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition 80 154-162. 

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