I'm looking for black foam matts to line my rolling 5 drawer tool box withA material about 3-4 inches thick so that I can cut out the shapes of my tools and have them fit in there snugglyDo you know where I can find something like this at a reasonable priceMaybe a local store I'm not thinking ofThanks.
This Site Might Help YouRE: how can you clean silver with a house hold product? i have a very spical necklace i want to wear but the chain has turned a dark color and i wanted to know if there is any household product i could use to clean it
How does FREE sound? :-) Go to a commercial print shop - not a copy shop with high speed Xeroxes, a REAL print shop that uses commercial printing pressesAsk them for some old printing blanketsThey usually throw them awayThese are fiber-backed rubber blankets wrapped around the printing drumsThe ink transfers from the printing plate to the blanket to the paperAfter a while they require replacement and usually they'll wind up in a big pile at the back of the shopGo to a shop with the biggest printing pressesThese can be cut to fit anything and are GREAT for workbenches, drawers .I use them everywhereYou can spill just about any solvent on them, won't hurt themGrease and oil clean right off 'emWhen stapled to your work bench, drop nuts and bolts on them, they don't bounce awayMillion and one advantages.
if it has no stones mounted on it a plain chain then rub it between the palms of you hands with toothpaste + water a little washingup liquid then rinse
Use the same thing that we use to clean the silver fillings in our teeth-toothpastePut some regular Crest toothpaste on a soft cotton cloth and use it to polish the tarnish off of your silver necklace or even your gold jewelryIt will only take a few seconds and it will have a refreshing smellWhen you achieve the appearance you desire, rinse the toothpaste off of your jewelry with cool water and gently dry your jewelry with a dry clothAnd you can go ahead and put your beautiful necklace onThis works on tarnished coins, too.
