Lorain, OH
Picked up a 1975 Bally Miss America. The parts in the back box are covered in soot from the switches. Looks like it has not been cleaned in years. What the best way to remove the soot.
Ohio66
(Topic ID: 238351)
Linton
at this time of year in your location, it'd be electricity and ice don't mix.
when doing the hose down method, the hotter and dryer the air the better to get the water evaporated. You don't want the same effect as a wet pile of leaves.
'course, in the summer the 99% humidity would be a problem, so that kinda limits you to doing it when it's sunny and hot, but the mosquitos aren't sweating.
near Lake Erie, that'd be May 27th at 2:30pm +/- 2 hours?
1 week later
Quoted from baldtwit:at this time of year in your location, it'd be electricity and ice don't mix.
when doing the hose down method, the hotter and dryer the air the better to get the water evaporated. You don't want the same effect as a wet pile of leaves.
'course, in the summer the 99% humidity would be a problem, so that kinda limits you to doing it when it's sunny and hot, but the mosquitos aren't sweating.
near Lake Erie, that'd be May 27th at 2:30pm +/- 2 hours?
You got that right! Summer starts May27th ends May28th.
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