On Sep 10, 8:40 pm, Rusty Hinge 2 <rusty.hi...@gruel.invalid.co.uk> wrote: The message <23a8a943-f60f-4c75-ba0b-0ac652795...@c58g2000hsc.googlegroups.com> from "Cat(h)" <cathy...@yahoo.com> contains these words: I've always thought life was too short for slug traps... As to wasp traps, I just don't agree with trapping wasps. Either would be intolerable cruelty to animals

On Sep 10, 4:52 pm, K <k...@scarboro.demon.co.uk> wrote: "Cat(h)" <cathy...@yahoo.com> writes Why don't you use it in slug traps and wasp traps? I've always thought life was too short for slug traps... As to wasp traps, I just don't agree with trapping wasps. Agree with you on both of those. Might also work as a windowlene substitute. Gasp.

On Sep 10, 2:26 pm, K <k...@scarboro.demon.co.uk> wrote: "Cat(h)" <cathy...@yahoo.com> writes Ok, this is going to sound totally off the wall, but the question is genuine. I have a few bottles of really, really bad wine in the house, gifts from the uninformed, and nasty prizes from pub quizzes. Anyhoo.  I can recycle the bottles, but I hate to just pour the wine down the

Nick wrote: I have the Epson Stylus Photo 890 printer and it has been little used for some time. Method #1. Windowlene Clear - not the pink stuff - put some drops in the needles in the "bit that the cartridge sits on" Method #2. Skip the printer and spend £60 on a new Canon pixma ip4500 <http://www.trustedreviews.com/printers/review/2007/11/30/Canon-PIXMA-iP4500/p1> Prefer Method