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Tools We Wish We Had
Just a minor idea--I think it would be useful for folks to describe issues they've run into, as perhaps it would lead to some solutions being created (or even to new products being designed in the future).
I'll start it off with this one:
I wish I had some sort of long-handled and easy-to-manipulate lightweight tool for cleaning and swabbing disinfectant into the backs and undersides of my ball python rack shelves. They are too long to reach into with an arm, and I would like to use chlorhex on all the surfaces the animals can come into contact with, particularly in my quarantine bins.
I can probably cobble something like that together eventually, but it would be really nice if something ideal for that purpose already existed. It would need to have a large rounded head with fluffy material or lengths of sponge (so that it can easily get all the corners), similar to some dish washing tools, but larger and much longer. It would be nice not to have to strain to use it.
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Re: Tools We Wish We Had
Originally Posted by WingedWolfPsion
Just a minor idea--I think it would be useful for folks to describe issues they've run into, as perhaps it would lead to some solutions being created (or even to new products being designed in the future).
I'll start it off with this one:
I wish I had some sort of long-handled and easy-to-manipulate lightweight tool for cleaning and swabbing disinfectant into the backs and undersides of my ball python rack shelves. They are too long to reach into with an arm, and I would like to use chlorhex on all the surfaces the animals can come into contact with, particularly in my quarantine bins.
I can probably cobble something like that together eventually, but it would be really nice if something ideal for that purpose already existed. It would need to have a large rounded head with fluffy material or lengths of sponge (so that it can easily get all the corners), similar to some dish washing tools, but larger and much longer. It would be nice not to have to strain to use it.
have you tried those foam sponge toilet bowl brushes.
personally id like to have a cnc metal brake and a shear oh yea and also a metal lathe then that hydrojet cutter they have on orange county choppers and a table saw
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Re: Tools We Wish We Had
I wish I had a bandsaw and a small wood lathe.
Also my own garage to use as a workshop.. I'm trying to figure out how to do wood carving once winter rolls around and it's too cold to do it outside.
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Re: Tools We Wish We Had
Originally Posted by WingedWolfPsion
Just a minor idea--I think it would be useful for folks to describe issues they've run into, as perhaps it would lead to some solutions being created (or even to new products being designed in the future).
I'll start it off with this one:
I wish I had some sort of long-handled and easy-to-manipulate lightweight tool for cleaning and swabbing disinfectant into the backs and undersides of my ball python rack shelves. They are too long to reach into with an arm, and I would like to use chlorhex on all the surfaces the animals can come into contact with, particularly in my quarantine bins.
I can probably cobble something like that together eventually, but it would be really nice if something ideal for that purpose already existed. It would need to have a large rounded head with fluffy material or lengths of sponge (so that it can easily get all the corners), similar to some dish washing tools, but larger and much longer. It would be nice not to have to strain to use it.
I think I remember watching one of ralph davis' videos where he was cleaning the tubs and rack shelves of females that had just laid and he used something that looked like a squeegee.
http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/...10000003+90048
http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/...ctId=100532482
There are also different lengths of poles and telescopic poles that you could use with it
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Re: Tools We Wish We Had
Originally Posted by WingedWolfPsion
Just a minor idea--I think it would be useful for folks to describe issues they've run into, as perhaps it would lead to some solutions being created (or even to new products being designed in the future).
I'll start it off with this one:
I wish I had some sort of long-handled and easy-to-manipulate lightweight tool for cleaning and swabbing disinfectant into the backs and undersides of my ball python rack shelves. They are too long to reach into with an arm, and I would like to use chlorhex on all the surfaces the animals can come into contact with, particularly in my quarantine bins.
I can probably cobble something like that together eventually, but it would be really nice if something ideal for that purpose already existed. It would need to have a large rounded head with fluffy material or lengths of sponge (so that it can easily get all the corners), similar to some dish washing tools, but larger and much longer. It would be nice not to have to strain to use it.
I remember seeing an info commercial where there use this tool to clean windshields that would work good for racks and tubs
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