Question:
hanging a pipe with pipe insulation?
hanging a pipe with pipe insulation?
Answer:
ToothpasteWorks like a treatApply small amount of toothpasteLeave for ten minutes or so, then shine it off with clothIf bits of toothpaste get in the cracks just rinse it off with water.
I went to my local Wal-Mart and purchased some cleaner for silver jewelery Works great, my silver jewelery looks as bright and shiny as the day I bought itIt was very inexpensive (i.e$5-6 Canadian) for the cleanerComes with the solution, a tray and a mini-brush all packed into a jar.
I would use the galvanized strapping and use it over the insulationNow if you are insulatiing just for conservation reasons, just insulate the pipe as it isDon't remove itJust insulate and cut small pieces to cover the areas where the strap is at and other obstructions are at where you could not easily cover itIf you are insulating for freezing reasons, then do a better job.
my mom used to clean it with toothpaste and sometimes vinegar
Sterling silver? Warm water, mild soap, soft clothtoothpaste and commercial polish is damaging to sterling (or so sez the little how to care for your new necklace booklet that came w/a lovely sterling gift)Good luck - oh, don't wear the jewelery while showering or applying lotions - gunks it up.
my mom used to clean it with toothpaste and sometimes vinegar
Sterling silver? Warm water, mild soap, soft clothtoothpaste and commercial polish is damaging to sterling (or so sez the little how to care for your new necklace booklet that came w/a lovely sterling gift)Good luck - oh, don't wear the jewelery while showering or applying lotions - gunks it up.
ToothpasteWorks like a treatApply small amount of toothpasteLeave for ten minutes or so, then shine it off with clothIf bits of toothpaste get in the cracks just rinse it off with water.
I went to my local Wal-Mart and purchased some cleaner for silver jewelery Works great, my silver jewelery looks as bright and shiny as the day I bought itIt was very inexpensive (i.e$5-6 Canadian) for the cleanerComes with the solution, a tray and a mini-brush all packed into a jar.
I would use the galvanized strapping and use it over the insulationNow if you are insulatiing just for conservation reasons, just insulate the pipe as it isDon't remove itJust insulate and cut small pieces to cover the areas where the strap is at and other obstructions are at where you could not easily cover itIf you are insulating for freezing reasons, then do a better job.
my mom used to clean it with toothpaste and sometimes vinegar
Sterling silver? Warm water, mild soap, soft clothtoothpaste and commercial polish is damaging to sterling (or so sez the little how to care for your new necklace booklet that came w/a lovely sterling gift)Good luck - oh, don't wear the jewelery while showering or applying lotions - gunks it up.
ToothpasteWorks like a treatApply small amount of toothpasteLeave for ten minutes or so, then shine it off with clothIf bits of toothpaste get in the cracks just rinse it off with water.
I went to my local Wal-Mart and purchased some cleaner for silver jewelery Works great, my silver jewelery looks as bright and shiny as the day I bought itIt was very inexpensive (i.e$5-6 Canadian) for the cleanerComes with the solution, a tray and a mini-brush all packed into a jar.
I would use the galvanized strapping and use it over the insulationNow if you are insulatiing just for conservation reasons, just insulate the pipe as it isDon't remove itJust insulate and cut small pieces to cover the areas where the strap is at and other obstructions are at where you could not easily cover itIf you are insulating for freezing reasons, then do a better job.
