A dust mop cleaner to eliminate shaking mops outdoors.
By W.N.Saha, Syracuse.
November 1959
These days you would probably choose a micro fibre mop such as these from Amazon…
A dust mop cleaner to eliminate shaking mops outdoors.
By W.N.Saha, Syracuse.
November 1959
These days you would probably choose a micro fibre mop such as these from Amazon…
Easy-to-identify plywood. Dye one ply of exterior plywood, and it couldn’t be confused with interior stock when you work with leftovers.
By J.Mitchell, Akron, Ohio.
November 1958
I could only find plywood for craft work on Amazon…
A stapling gun for office papers that would form its own staples from wire fed from a roll. Then you wouldn’t have to reload it so often.
By Ronald K.Hering, Madison, Wis.
November 1958
You can purchase a traditional staple gun from Amazon…
Jumbo aluminium-foil bags for turkeys. Wrapping a 20-pound bird in foil for roasting is a big job and the sheet is difficult to seal. The foil needs to be thick enough to stand up to being used for roasting but not so thick that it doesn’t allow heat through to the meat.
By Mrs J.Mihalick, East Liverpool, Ohio.
November 1958
You can purchase aluminium foil bags on Amazon
A carbon monoxide indicator. An adhesive-backed button to stick on the dashboard. It would change color to warn you of gas inside the car.
By Mrs L.Koslover, Watertown, Mass.
November 1958
You can purchase carbon monoxide indicators on Amazon by clicking here…
Flares in shotgun shells for use by lost hunters. They could be fired so they’d burst high above the treetops and burn out before hitting the ground.
By Bob Mulhollan, New Orleans.
November 1958
Alternatively, you could just purchase a visual distress signal from Amazon!
Padded glove compartments in cars. A plastic foam-backed liner would keep hard objects from rolling so readily and rattling against the metal sides. No more rattling on a long drive and disturbing everyone’s sleep.
By Art Tussey, Richmond Va.
May 1963
I couldn’t find anything to make your glove box padded but I did find this handy glove box organiser on Amazon!
In the UK it looks like you’re limited to centre console organisers only!
A clipping catcher for my electric hedge trimmer. It would eliminate the bother of raking up and picking bits and pieces out of the hedge.
By R.M. Woodbury, Natick, Mass.
May 1963
The only clippings catchers that I could find on Amazon were ones for trimming beards! 🤣
An angle jig for use with electric hand drills. The arms would telescope as the bit entered the work; graduations would indicate the depth drilled.
By R.Knudson, Hanover, N.H.
May 1963
You can purchase a modern-day angle jig from Amazon…
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Today arrived with a crash of my car through the garage door. I’m not one to complain or say that this was a really big deal because let’s face it, all the things in life are small if you take the time to look at them. For example, if you have to get a new car, your old one is going to die or be damaged. There’s no big deal in that and you’ll be able to make it the best car ever and your new car will be an amazing car.
When I say big deal or not, it depends on what you want to do with your new car. If you’re like most car owners, you might just treat your car like a tool or an item you need in life. Yes, cars are important, but they’re not like a tool, because they won’t be your sole possession. Instead, it’s a vehicle that will be shared with everyone in your family.
If you want to save money, then it’s going to be a vehicle that you can enjoy for the rest of your life.
How much does a car cost in the first place?
If you want to be a car owner, you might start by thinking about the type of car you want, which type of car you prefer, and what kind of car is too big or too small for you to buy. Once you have decided which one, your next step is to choose between different brands, and then, you’ll have to find one that fits your budget.
Some might think a car is expensive because it’s a machine or it could cost a lot, but you need to look at other aspects too. There’s a misconception about a car being expensive because it is a “luxury” or it isn’t an “essential tool” in our lives.
They might as well be compared to a luxury home, the same goes for a yacht, a Ferrari or a Bugatti.
But for us, there are many factors that goes into a car’s value, and it’s mostly about how we use it. If you use it to commute to work or school, you don’t need to worry about whether you have a new or old car. It’s mostly just about your comfort.
If you use it as a transportation to take you wherever you need to go on holidays or weekends, like to visit friends or family, you will definitely want to consider the price you are going to pay.
The reason why it’s quite hard to find the right car for yourself is because you need to look at the pros and cons of all the cars in your target price range. You might feel lost when trying to choose the right car for you.
When you have decided to buy the car, there are certain features that you must consider. However, the prices that you will pay for those features will depend on whether or not you can get financing. This is why you need to make sure that you check out what cars in this price range have in terms of features.
We have put together an inventory that will help you decide which features you can get with your budget, and at the same time, keep your car safe from the clutches of thieves.
While it may seem obvious to look for the features that matter to you in a car, you might be surprised to see how difficult it can be to find the right one for you. There are three features that you should be looking at when you are choosing the right car. They are safety, design, and performance.
The first one is security. It is crucial that you look for a car that has a higher theft protection rating Don’t just look at what the average insurance rating is but also check out all the security features that your new car has. This is very important as even a car that looks nice may not be safe. You don’t want to be stuck with a car that you are going to have to pay for any stolen items.
The second thing is fuel efficiency. You don’t want to be stuck on the road with a car that is wasting gas. If you look for a more efficient car then you may be able to save on gas money.
The next thing to look for is something that has a comfortable and safe driving experience. You don’t want to be a nervous wreck every time you are in a new car. You want to be able to go on vacation or go on a long road trip without fearing for your life.
The last thing to look at when you are buying a car is the cost of the car. Don’t go for a car that costs a lot of money. If you are just starting out, maybe you can save for one, but the car may end up ruining your finances. Save for your first car!
A better idea is to buy a car that is in good condition. You may be able to get a great deal on a great condition car. Buying a car like this is much cheaper than buying a brand new car.
If you have a family, it’s a good idea to get a compact car. This car will hold your family of 5, and the inside will be roomy for those with babies and toddlers. Compact cars are great for families.
Keep up on the car’s maintenance by going to the dealership every year and get an oil change and a checkup. Do not put off getting the oil changed and do not put off having the vehicle inspected. The car will cost a lot more to fix if it’s been neglected, and the car could even be dangerous if you keep neglecting it.
Don’t have kids yet
Don’t rush into having kids right away. The car will be out of commission most of the time and there will be lots of things to deal with. The next few years will be challenging and they will be expensive. Wait a while before deciding that you want children.
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