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91. Window, Double - Hung
Pry off inside stop bead on one side of sash and remove lower sash. Unscrew top of pocket cover in the stile and take out sash weight.
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92. Window Pane
All of it must be removed so that wood is bare. Then coat wood lightly with linseed oil or lead and oil paint so that putty will stick.
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93. Window Shade
Remove bracket from one side of window and move it in toward window a fraction of an inch. If brackets are mounted inside the window frame, insert cardboard or wood shims underneath one of the brackets.
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94. How To Fasten Metal With Bolts, Rivets, Etc.
They are used primarily to join thin sheets of metal which are exposed only on one side (for example, the back of an automatic washing machine is attached to the side flanges with self-tapping screws).
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95. How To Glue Things Together
But selecting the right glue for a given job is difficult because (1) so many different types and brands are on the market; (2) many essentially dissimilar glues can be used for the same purposes; (3) the materials of which glues are made are often not listed on the packages.
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96. How To Make Basic Sewing Stitches
This is similar to overcasting but the stitches are not so deep. The purpose is to hold down a fabric edge that has been turned under.
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97. How To Support Things On Walls That Will Not Receive Or Hold Nails And Screws
The wings, however, are in one piece and pivot at the center. The advantage of this bolt is that you do not have to drill such a large hole in the wall.
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98. How To Check Out Electrical Appliances
Then screw out the fuse and replace with one of exactly the same amperage (this is marked on the tip).
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99. How To Cut Glass
It costs so little extra to have glass cut for you that I recommend you do it that way.
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100. How To Stop Condensation
But you should also equip sinks, lavatories, tubs, and showers with mixing faucets so that you will not saturate the air with steam.
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