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General => Top Tips => Topic started by: kenkew on March 20, 2004, 16:48:44
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No gardener in the world will throw away a decent bit of strong wire...my latest use for a bit of old wire coat hanger was lots of 'hooks' for fat balls.
What have you used them for in the garden?
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Ken,
..would agree....what a very useful tool they are....
...used mine for everything from removing car stereo's (my own), to small cloches.... ;D
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and of course they are very handy for hanging clothes up in your wardrobe. ;) ;D ;)
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Emma Jane must pass your handy tip onto my husband. ;D ;D ;D busy_lizzie
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BL, my pleasure, kinda hoping Ava would read it and pick up that handy tip! ::)
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Won't work, ladies. When the men see what they can really do with them their clothes will be like mine, on the floor, bed, chair, door, washer, table......
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you got it right Ken! ;D ;D ;D busy_lizzie
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Changed my mind now about you coming to live in Scotland - I've already got a man as messy as you - you'd only encourage each other! :P
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Oh! You were thinking of sharing me?
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Another use for wire coat hangers; When you next pot up an indoor plant that is tall enough to need support, starighten out the hanger, put a 'curl' in one end and feed it up through the hole of the pot. Plant your plant and the wire will do as a support. Boom, boom.
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.... and if you put a curl in the top end, you could hang it up as well!
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By 'eck! You is beating me at my own game, Ceri. (That's my sister's name.)