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Is there a product that can be sprayed on "sticky" wire closet shelving so it's not sticky anymore? We have alot of Closet Maid type open wire shelving that is still very strong and installed the way we like it, but it has become very sticky. I believe I read an article about a new product that you spray on to sort of renew the coating and get rid of the stickyness but I can't remenber the name of it. ... (Asked by Wendy P)
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MAYBE YOU COULD CHECK FOR THEIR WEB SITE AND FIND OUT, THEY MAY HAVE IT THERE. A HARDWARE STORE SHOULD BE ABLE TO TELL YOU IF YOU DON'T FIGURE IT OUT....(Answered by HYDE & AJ)

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how to fix a wall mounted unit for aTV? My only tool is a power drill,i bought the wall mounted shelve but its incomplete, what else do i need to buy? ... (Asked by supaniggaz101)
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I did this recently, I used wallplugs, but instead of the 2.5 inch screws supplied, I used 4 inch for good luck. P.S. I wouldn't fix a tv unit to plaster board, not unless You find the stud behind it....(Answered by StingRay)

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Can anyone help I need to take off surplus (danish oil) applied to my shelving unit, thanks? ... (Asked by newtwin2young)
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I would use a weak solution of washing up liquid in water( this will emulsify the excess oil) make sure you cloth is just damp not wet!...(Answered by sparklingstar)

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How do I fill screw holes left from removing some selving? I'me decorating my bathroom and decided to remove some shelving. - obviously now I have some screw holes, with Raw plugs visible. How do I remove the raw plugs (if I need too) then what do I use to fill the holes ready to paint over? ... (Asked by jonathan_onetwo)
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get a new screw and screw it into the old rawplug until the plug grabs the screw and then using a pliers, grap the screw and give it a good "yank" and presto!! out comes the plug, then fill with polyfilla or other painters filler, making sure you leave it a little "proud" ( sticking out a bit) then just give it a rub with some sand paper when it goes hard ...and paint...(Answered by lone wolf and pub)

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Help! All of My Liquor Bottles Have Crashed to the Floor!? This is the ultimate party foul! Grey Goose, Amaretto, Crown Royal, Jack Daniels...gone, all gone! Does anyone else hate that cheap wire shelving that tends to be installed in newer homes? You put something down on the shelf and everything bounces! I would have installed some real shelving in there long ago, but I'm planning on selling this craptastic suburban nightmare soon! Do you think my homeowners policy would cover this? I don't even have any alcohol left to drown my sorrows...LOL ... (Asked by TooBeauCoup)
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alcohol is freakin expensive. if it was there before you then you should have someone pay!!!!!!!!!!!!...(Answered by heather)

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Where can I get Glass shelving for Ge refrigerator? ... (Asked by Mary T)
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If your refrigerator is over ten years old, chances are you won't be able to get the part from GE unless they are still making the same model. Look around for a local appliance dealer. They usually remove old appliances as a service to their customers and you may get lucky and find your model in their boneyard. Another option is to have a local glass shop make you a new shelf. This will probably be the most expensive option. Good luck with your search....(Answered by exbuilder)

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How easy is it to add door slides to an entertainment armoire? Is it worth it? I bought an entertainment armoire and the doors swing open 270 degrees until they are flush on each side. I need to have the doors open 90 degrees and slide back instead. I'd rather have the doors slide in on the inside, but there's shelving on the inside which would prevent the doors sliding in there. I don't mind having the sliders on the outside though. a) Is it possible to add hardware to do this? If so, how? b) Is it worth the trouble/effort? It's either return the armoire and incur a net ... (Asked by Doug A)
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its hard and not worth it...(Answered by mix man)

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How to fix small hole in freezer of mini-frig? Hi I accidentally poked a hole as big a one tic-tac in the freezer shelve of my mini-frig. Gas bursted out of it like in the movies for a couple of seconds. I tried plugging it up with a silicone earplug but the freezer and frig doesnt work now and it has that distinct gas smell when I open it up. How can I fix the small hole and is that gas bad for my health? ... (Asked by jonsen c)
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You are talking about freon gas and once it is gone there is nothing you can do. Coach...(Answered by Thanks for the Yahoo Jacket)

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How to repair a hole in a singlewide mobile home bathroom floor? This singlewide is old, the flooring is old,far back as the early 70's, and there is a medium sized hole near the tub and toilet, that shows the pipe underneath. How do I fix this, or path it up without being costly, especially since I do not want to hammer a nail through the other old flooring and make matters worse. Is there a way to patch it up without the floor being uneven, with a thick piece of shelving wood to use? How do you do this ? Guessing on the flooring, it's old, so probably some kind ... (Asked by Heavens W)
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I have only done two and it was quite a major undertaking-- 1. Tear out all the flooring so you can see how much of the structure is rotten. 2.Take a picture, measure the lenght of all the foor joist etc: that has to be replaced. 3. Remove the toilet and fixtures and probably the tub or shower. 4. Take a sawsall and cut all of the Joist, Studs, etc: back to solid wood 5. Cut the replacement support wood to fill the area that you just sawed out and put "scabs" on each side to tie the new wood to the good wood remaining. 6. ...(Answered by jwhfaye)

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