Storage Dimensions November 18, 2019, 04:51:14 pm Starting to measure storage areas in our 2018 mid-bath and thought we'd share as we go.Measured to the nearest quarter inch. 2 Likes
Re: Storage Under the Fridge (2018 Mid-Bath) Reply #1 – November 18, 2019, 05:47:37 pm Great idea! When you're finished, may I suggest adding the measurements in text form to our Files area? 1 Likes
Re: Storage Under the Fridge (2018 Mid-Bath) Reply #2 – November 18, 2019, 06:11:10 pm Quote from: Andy Baird - November 18, 2019, 05:47:37 pmGreat idea! When you're finished, may I suggest adding the measurements in text form to our Files area?Will have to discover how to do this, but happy to share the info.
Re: Storage Under the Fridge (2018 Mid-Bath) Reply #3 – November 18, 2019, 07:45:05 pm Quote from: John & Kitty - November 18, 2019, 04:51:14 pmStarting to measure storage areas in our 2018 mid-bath and thought we'd share as we go.Measured to the nearest quarter inch.These are helpful stats, Kitty. Keep them coming and we will keep the thread open for collection of data. Let's call it "Storage Dimensions".Chris 1 Likes
Re: Storage Under the Fridge (2018 Mid-Bath) Reply #4 – November 18, 2019, 07:47:59 pm Quote from: Chris Horst - November 18, 2019, 07:45:05 pmThese are helpful stats, Kitty. Keep them coming and we will keep the thread open for collection of data. Let's call it "Storage Dimensions".ChrisThis is a project I plan on nibbling away at, over the winter months, so it won't happen quickly And, of course, others would be more than welcome to chime in ...
Re: Storage Dimensions Reply #5 – November 19, 2019, 11:36:43 am It's probably not of interest to many nowadays, but I did a similar storage inventory on my 1985 Twin/King, Gertie. You can find it near the end of this page. 1 Likes
Re: Storage Dimensions Reply #6 – November 19, 2019, 12:29:48 pm Quote from: Andy Baird - November 19, 2019, 11:36:43 amIt's probably not of interest to many nowadays, but I did a similar storage inventory on my 1985 Twin/King, Gertie. You can find it near the end of this page.That was a pleasant blast from the past, Andy. Still using the bread machine? I still have mine. Is Gertie still in good hands?Chris
Re: Storage Dimensions Reply #7 – November 19, 2019, 10:59:48 pm "Still using the bread machine?"No, I haven't used it in years--not since I learned to make no-knead bread. Takes longer (it needs to rise overnight), but it's very little more effort, and requires only the simplest of tools. (And no electricity.) And the crust is heavenly! Allow me to quote Colette (in "Ratatouille"): " 'Ow do you tell 'ow good bread eez, weethout tasting eet? Not the smell. Not the look. But the sooouuund--the crust! Aaaahh... a symphony of crackle! Only great bread sound thees way." Bread machines can do many things, but a truly great crust is something I've never been able to coax from one."Is Gertie still in good hands?"She was when last reported. I sold her to a friend; years later her sold her to a neighbor who needed a place to stay while recovering from surgery; he in turn sold her to a couple who, when I heard from them six years ago, were using her as a cabin in the snow. "Unfortunately she's not drivable right now. When we fired her up to move from that [farm] location, to the 10 acres we bought and live on now, she ran for 30 seconds then cut out. We're pretty sure it's either bad fuel or a clogged up fuel line, as the gas in there sat for a while. We do our traveling in a station wagon to save on gas. But a good home, she still is!"That's all I know. That snow load looks scary... I hope my Eternabond resealing job is holding up!
Re: Storage Dimensions Reply #8 – November 19, 2019, 11:05:54 pm Quote from: Andy Baird - November 19, 2019, 10:59:48 pm"Still using the bread machine?"No, I haven't used it in years--not since I learned to make no-knead bread. Takes longer (it needs to rise overnight), but it's very little more effort, and requires only the simplest of tools. (And no electricity.) And the crust is heavenly! Allow me to quote Colette (in "Ratatouille"): " 'Ow do you tell how good bread eez, without tasting eet? Not the smell. Not the look. But the sooouuund--the crust! Aaaahh... a symphony of crackle! Only great bread sound thees way." Bread machines can do many things, but a great crust is something I've never been able to coax from one."Is Gertie still in good hands?"I wish I knew. I sold her to a friend; years later her sold her to a neighbor who needed a place to stay while recovering from surgery; he in turn sold her to a couple who, when I heard from them six years ago, were using her as a cabin in the snow. "Unfortunately she's not drivable right now. When we fired her up to move from that [farm] location, to the 10 acres we bought and live on now, she ran for 30 seconds then cut out. We're pretty sure it's either bad fuel or a clogged up fuel line, as the gas in there sat for a while. We do our traveling in a station wagon to save on gas. But a good home, she still is!"No word since then. Ow! That must tug at your heartstrings. When you finish your current projects, Andy, perhaps you can rescue Gertie and bring her back to life.Chris
Re: Storage Dimensions Reply #9 – November 20, 2019, 08:15:31 am And that is why when I sell something, I like it to go far away.Jon 1 Likes
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