Steel wool cheaper, for holes?
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I'm sure it's cheaper but will rust over time. As it rains the steel wool will eventually seep out.
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Steel wool rusts even with just high humidity and then disintegrates. Also the fibers get all over.
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It really is the price for just one. If you're laying it into a cover, it's worth it for the combo of soft fleece and absorbant hemp. If you're using it to stuff, though, you can get a better bang for your buck (I use bamboo inserts from alvababy.com; they're 2 dollars each).
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whiel the use of a fairllead in general is a great idea,I highly recommend the use of nylon rope, especially if using the winch for snow plowing. Inevitably,steel cable will fray and frequently break and is expensive and time consuming to replace
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I used the product for something totally different than advertised for... but... we lived in an old house and used steel wool to stop up holes to thwart mice, the wool will eventually rust completely, how fast depending on humidity. Copper would last longer. We eventually used expanding foam, but you have to be careful of the amount used or it can warp wallboard. I think this product would probably be great for rodent inhibitor. Me? I unraveled it to use for copper 'yarn'... go figure
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Sorry David I have no experience in this to really answer your question... I've using them from time to time the last months but I would like to say that yes, because they are wool...
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Consider it like using fine steel wool for removing oxidation without the metal contamination. I use it to clean a repair site before soldering a printed circuit board.
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I would look at something cheaper if u need to modift it if u want to cut it down ud ruin it. Leather, swade liner, probablu wood inderneath
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Steel wool is fine. I use a sponge with a scotch Brite side but WITHOUT soap. You need to leave the oil on the skillet. If it is very dirty or has been buildup you can heat it up a little and srub it. There are also plastic scrapers that are sold on Amazon that are very handy.
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I don't recommend the use of steel wool of any grade on the heating element of an electric grill. The danger is that tiny bits of steel wool could be left on the element that could potentially spark and cause a fire. I use and highly recommend a nylon-based scrubber like Scotch Brite or a microfiber-based scrubber. Use it while the grill is still warm but not so hot as to burn yourself. Regular use after grilling will prevent buildup on the element.
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32% merino wool/32% stretch nylon/31% rayon from bamboo/5% spandex (Thank you, Google)
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The holes are a bit larger than the screening used on a dryer lint trap so some of the particulate might escape, depending upon what you're using it for. For a dryer, or for extended outdoor use I'd get a fine metal mesh from a hardware store rather than this tulle. But, to answer your specific question, the holes are definitely big enough for easy air flow, even if it was doubled over on itself.
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I need one now, and BB&B; shows it at +/- $44. Amazon is $55. I really wanted 300-400 holes but the Rowentas only get to 4.5 stars. Lots of leakage.
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If you go with the Tusq, there will be more sustain there. Warmer sound I would check out a Planet Waves Ebony wood w/pearl inlay set which we also have. They are 19.99 . If you would like to order that you can call the store at 856-384-2725 and I can manually place the order for you.
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Not sure what type of projects you plan, but I use it for felting animals and figures. It is easy to work with, and felts much better than some of the other wool I have.
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I have an Intex queen sz airbed. When I get small holes, I just use regular clear silicone. Same stuff you use to seal around bathtubs. Costs 3-4 dollars a tube.
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I bought a flat bottomed rabbit ear leather bog from Busnell,Sinclar, Protect Org, Quality and affordable, a pain to feel up with sand though, Good quality bags I found to be expensive this one was around 35 bucks,if interested,e-mail question 4 details
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A light to moderate amount of rubbing with #0000 steel wool is all that's needed between coats. Just enough to scuff finish so next coast will stick better, and to take off any dust that settled on the previous finish. Yes I tack clothed after steel wooling, and I used those yellow micro fiber cloths from Costco and they take all the dust off.