A Few Questions???

Brad, which model Mytee do you have?  Is it the 1001HV?  Does it have heat?  Wondering if we have the same configuration.

Soil Lint Green wrote: Brad, which model Mytee do you have?  Is it the 1001HV?  Does it have heat?  Wondering if we have the same configuration.

Brad has the Speedster. Probably the 1005HV. Shows that 2 vac motors are not enough power sometimes. That is the reason I sell the 3 and 4 vac motor portables. I don't want a me too machine. I sell to those cleaners wanting the best and most powerful machines they can get.

B Rice wrote: Soil, did you get my message?

And replied too.  You sent it: Today at 10:59am

And I replied: Today at 11:17am

For those of you with analog clocks, Brad sent me a message when the big hand was almost at the tippy top of the clock face just before the number 12 and the little hand was on the 11.

My reply to Brad was when the big hand was two dashes after the 3 and the little hand was still on the 11.

Todays show is brought to y'all by the letter C and the number C000h.


Edited by Soil Lint Green - 22/February/2008 at 2:42pm

That's great heat, John.

is it a bad thing in this forum to have a link in your sig?

B Rice wrote: Well Soil, I was about to leave for work and your coment was picking my brainand I had noticed you were still online at the time!

Yeah Brad, sometimes I just keep the session open and get back to it later.  Like now, almost midnight but I have been logged in all day.

Sorry, old habits. 

B Rice wrote: I do nee the fans for myself..I sweat like im in a jungle...my partner never breaks a sweat?

Hey I have a great idea.  Now stick with me on this.  Tell the partner that you have a medical condition and the doctor has prescribed staying of your feet, get plenty of rest and drink lots of liquids.  So far so good, right?

Let the partner know how bad you feel about this "temporary" setback and that you want to do your part to help.  Tell him that you can work from a folding lawn chair with a mint julep and help him spot any areas he missed.  Oh, and you need fans blowing on you with a gentle breeze.

Now let me know if he falls for it cause I am looking for a partner JUST like that!!

Yeah, I have to change shirts between jobs.  It's not the smell, its that stepping out into freezing air brings a chill.  I have 2 of the small fans to keep me cool enough to keep working without a break.  And then I drink a six-pack of diet root beer at the end of the day.  I learned from living in the desert.  Just because you aren't soaked does not mean you aren't sweating.  Dry air evaporates it faster than the humid conditions we make especially in naturally high humidity areas like the south (been there, no thanks) and the pacific northwest (cooler, I like it).


Edited by Soil Lint Green - 23/February/2008 at 3:34pm