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Original 1/22/2010 Post | |
A2Z Corp 1/22/2010 1:08:47 PM | Hello Everyone! We had a great conference call on Thursday! We recorded the call so that anyone can go back and listen to Mel, Pam and John offer advice, tips and pointers. Copy and paste this link in your window browser: http://www.box.net/shared/udb5gjx4yh You can listen to the call on-line or download the MP3 file to your computer, or even forward this link to friends and family. Thank you to all who participated in the call, and we look forward to the next call 2-18-10 9:45 am (pacific time). (712) 432-3100 code: 388191 Hit 4* to mute your phone to avoid background noise, and if you have a question, just hit 5* and we can address your concern. Thanks Mel, and others, for all your efforts!! A2Z Corp |
Responses (Newest First) | |
ld 1/31/2010 3:01:03 PM | To All: If you are diffusing your car and going to seal it off, I would only use duct tape if there is a possibility of rain. Other wise just the painters tape is good or masking tape but the masking tape may leave more sticky stuff on your car compared to the painters tape. Usually you can buy masking tape or painters tape at the dollar stores which will do the job. I was told that the cup warmers could be found at Walmart. If you cannot find the cup warmer, get the smallest crock pot and use a mug in it. Hope you don't have a convertible for ask Suzanne at (letsbwell@gmail.com) what problems that presents. |
Robin 1/31/2010 12:40:04 PM | I wanted to reemphasize that the candle in the car idea was not very good. I will, next time if I ever get my car back, use a hot plate/coffee warmer and duct tape the air holes in the window that feed the electrical cord in. I was tossing and turning last night because I did not emphasize: I did 6 K damage to my car and more than 4 K so far to rent a car. Money I could have better spent. I use the food warmer in the house when I do a room and it works great. |
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