Women and restorations?

[Joe]

I've never been able to understand woman.

What is wrong with allocating a room and bed for parts storage? The kitchen sink is the perfect place for cleaning and scrubbing parts. It’s located next to all the cleaning products any restoration could need. Those new toweling tea cloths are also fantastic for drying bits off.

It makes total sense to spread the wiring loom out on the living room floor. Well it’s the biggest room in the house? Same logic with soaking bigger parts that won’t fit in the kitchen sink. Simple just use the bath? When there ready just walk them over to the shower cubical to rinse them off. Bingo you've got a new bathroom towel to hand to dry the oversized part down.

The good thing about the house it’s dry and warm. Great for keeping freshly painted items to let them cure. Window cills make great shelves particularly good for rows of coffee cups filled with boi washing powder. Those small plastic items can soak in harmony.

The new Dyson you bought your good lady for Xmas is also brilliant for vacuuming the interior and boot carpet.

CheeRS,

Joe.

[RS2000&MEXICO]

that seems all ok to me joe.....

[Martin]

A recipe for a happy and exnjoyable relationship so long as she washes the towels after you've used them

[Joe]

Towels

Good point made those towels will wash. When I've finished with the washing machine and the boot carpets out they can go straight in .

CheeRS,

Joe.

[spellersarc]

weird!!

i dont get it, which bit did she have a problem with?it all makes sense to me

[emily]

works for me joe

[mrwatt]

Had a couple of doors in the kitchen last night, the wife is so used to it now she never even moaned.

[emily]

so she shouldn't , you put a roof over her head don't you ?

[RS2000CUSTOM]

You forgetting the most important piece of equipment in the kitchen !

The Parts Washer - or should that be The Dish Washer

[graham John]

often use the oven to heat up seized items

then give them the extreme opposite and put them in the freezer


domestic appliances, where would we be without them




cheeRS

[johnylock]

pmsl !! joe

it was like reading my own mind joe ! reading your thread , ive done all of what you said ! washed parts in the sink and bath and used the new tea towels for drying off !! and your right mate the house is the best place for storing your parts ! ive even used the wifes hairdryer for heating parts up before i sprayed them in the garage !! she pulled me the other day because its now covered in overspray lol ! what would we do if the long suffering wife said right its me or the car ? make your choice !! bye bye love

[GAZ W]

Its only right us lads use the house for storing and cleaning car parts.

I mean she uses it to store her parts...Hoover , iron , ironing board, polish and dusters , cooking utensils , cleaning products etc .. and we dont moan when she is taking up valuble mk2 spares space do we

[plentysideways]

what would we do if the long suffering wife said right its me or the car ? make your choice !! bye bye love

I've always told her that I had the car before her and its last in first out! The first time I told her was when I was using her brand new digital kitchen scales to help with a bit of static balancing on some new pistons

[Frosticles]

Don't forget the oven for home Powder coating (Just don't forget about it like I did once.

[graham John]

[quote=Frosticles;240834]Don't forget the oven for home Powder coating


.......and her best hairdryer for peeling off stripes and using for heatshrink sleeving,



cheeRS