I live in an apt and have a gas oven that produces no smoke. As soon as I turn it on within 5 min it sets off the smoke detector. I would like to use it, but I'm scared of gas stoves. I use the range top. I have had my uncle and landlord look at it. Should I call the gas company to look at it? Also I am worried about carbon monoxide while cooking. I live in a small apt.
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If you want to, go for it. Dogs wear clothes all the time for numerous reasons. I would say a harness on a working dog is pretty close to a peice of clothing. Service dogs wear jackets. Small dogs with little hair and low body fat also benefit from a sweater from time to time. And costumes are fun for you, and often for the dog, since any dog wearing anything is likely to get more attention than one who is not. I'll never forget the Bulldog I saw at a dog event, wearing goggles, a hat and Harley Davidson leather jacket. Adorable! LOL Just make sure you always supervise your dog when having it wear clothes- and make sure whatever you are putting on them is not making them uncomfortable if it's hot out, save it for another day.
The cloth is the strength, the resin is the binder, and sealant. Extend the the patch area at least several inches beyond the actual repair. Like mentioned above, it needs to be planned well ahead of time, and needs to be done ALL at once. Preparation is the key. Poor surface preparation ends in a poor job.
