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Re: Help with packed flat furniture -- Bruce, 26/07/07 7:40pm
Cedric,
That is indeed good news, I was just telling the wife about the possibility of going on holiday without the luggage and she was delighted at the prospect.
The inflator needle as I said is a 3mm triangular, however it is neither the extended brass necked or tungsten but was a composite graphite uranium with annular groves which is why they are so hard to find. I do seem to recall that the merchant you mentioned MFI used to sell the adaptor for either the tungsten or brass necked inflator needle to the composite graphite uranium with annular groves variety.
Looking forward to our exchange.
Bruce
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Re: Help with packed flat furniture -- Bruce, 30/07/07 1:51am
Cedric,
Good news I just was moving around my packed flat hydro-powered microwave oven and found the inflator needle behind it, the composite graphite uranium one with annular grooves. So I was wondering when we are going to make the exchange, it's not me mind you, but my Zelda she gets antsy if she's not packed for a trip a fortnight ahead.
You wouldn’t know anything about packed flat hydro-powered microwave oven's as mine never seems to heat anything and the fitting where it hooks to the sink faucet seems to always leak and spray all over the gas cooker. Zelda insisted we buy the hydro model because she thought it would be more ecologically sound rather than the coal burning one but I have never been happy with it.
Bruce
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Re: Help with packed flat furniture -- Cedric Heinkleman, 31/07/07 8:35pm
Bruce
I`m delighted to hear that you found the inflator needle.
The composite graphite uranium ones with annular grooves can be notoriously difficult to clean I think you`ll agree.
You`ll need a packed flat Dyson Mk 3. The one with modular powerglide spring-suspension complete with overhead under-hang and bristle-mounted, ratchet-dividers.
It also has an outer silicon coated membrane encased in diotic globulatic slave-cylinders which double as miniture stand alone furnace oven capable of roasting a sheep or a Yak at the flick of a switch!
Anyway give my regard to Zelda, tell her to keep writing the poetry but to give up on the cooking, it never was her forte.
Regards
Cedric
It just goes to show how handy the packed flat version of the hydro-powered microwave oven is, as opposed to the non-hydro-powered microwave oven. My great aunt stole one some years ago and gave it tme for Christmas many moons ago.
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Re: Help with packed flat furniture -- Bruce, 31/07/07 9:37pm
Cedric,
Yes I have to admit I hardly ever clean mine, the last time I just brought it to the university and had one of the undergraduates have a go at it. The results were less than stellar and I used some dried up dentifrice and my old brush on it as a temporary measure.
I had the Dyson Mk 3, the trouble with the under-hung bristle-mounted, ratchet-dividers is they kept catching in the carpet and sucking both the carpet and the cat into the silicone waste bin. I finally had to get rid of it when it went after Zelda. While her poetry will never win an award it is at times amusing as you have mentioned, and I must concur her culinary skills leave much to be desired. As a matter of fact I think that is precisely why the Dyson Mk 3 went after her since I had been vacuuming her dinners off my plate when se went to fetch the tea.
Bruce
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