I do, I have a few different tool boxes/bags for different jobs.
It's tons easier to find the tool I want if it's in the box with all
the other tools for that kind of job. (Plumbing, electrical,
stained glass, minor household, etc.) Since I share my tools
with my family, this reduces lost tools.
In terms of washing parts in the dishwasher, while I would not
recommend it, I can see why people might do it. To get the
dishwasher clean, you can try running it on a cycle with some
sort of lemon drink mix in it. Kool-Aid unsweetened is the best,
although Country Time Lemonaid mix does a pretty good job.
I agree about having a washing machine for the shop. I like
to use towels for most shop stuff, and really don't like washing
them in the regular clothes washer. I'm planning to put a
clothesline in my garage for hanging them to dry. This one
does a great job - "Leifheit 83040 Rollfix Mounted Retractable
Clothes Dryer".
Shannah
On Tue, Jan 17, 2012 at 10:09 AM, john niolon <jniolon@bham.rr.com> wrote:
> wow... a lady that knows the word groady and USES it... I'll bet Shannah has
> her own tools too. !!!!!
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