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291. Scissors
The scissors may not be perfect, but they are still usable. .
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292. Screws
If wood is thick enough and new screw must be reset in same place, drive screw deep into wood with a nail set.
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293. Septic Tank
These must be cut out with a special auger. Call septic-tank service.
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294. Sheet
This can be mended but it's a painstaking job. Better separate hem edge from sheet entirely and rejoin with a strip of straight-edge lace.
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295. Shelving
This should be 16" long or more so that you can nail through to two of the studs (which are spaced roughly 14" apart).
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296. Sill, House
If rot has progressed so far that sill must be replaced, the entire rotten section should be sawed and chiseled out.
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297. Sink, Kitchen
Basket-type strainer-stopper leaks, These are very unreliable gadgets, and when they no longer can be made to seat properly in the drain opening, it is best to buy new ones.
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298. Ski Pole
Basket will then come off fairly easily and can be replaced by new basket. .
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299. Sled
Sometimes the runners are actually stiffer than they should be for easy steering. But as a rule the stiffness is traceable to the binding of the various moving metal parts.
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300. Snap Fastener
In the long run you'll be better off to replace defective fasteners. Inexpensive kits of fasteners and the tools used to install the non-sew-on type are available.
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