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Re: Get Rid of Dust on Lego Displays Campain (GRODOLD)
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lugnet.storage
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Mon, 7 Oct 2002 17:36:56 GMT
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"Jeremy Scott" <Copyright@cox.net> writes:
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> I daringly took the vacume to my Lego models. I was very scared - especialy
> when a Scout Trooper from my Ewok battle got sucked up. I was thankfully
> able to save him becuase he was big but who knows if my daredevil resolution
> will result in the future loss of Lego...
[...]
I know the feeling. I don't vacuum my models often, but I have done
it once or twice.
The risk of vacuuming up LEGO elements is always high even when you
are just cleaning the floors. So for this reason I will not permit a
vacuum bag to be thrown away until I have sliced it open (outside) and
pawed through the dust, looking for wayward LEGO parts. I don't
usually find any, but sometimes I do, and sometimes it's a hard-to-
replace piece.
Most of my models don't live long enough to develop a lot of dust.
When they do, I disassemble them into a bin of soapy water, and wash
them thoroughly before sorting them back into my storage containers.
--Bill.
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William R Ward bill@wards.net http://www.wards.net/~bill/
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