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Referral from October 26, 2013
Annalisa P. asked:
I was rather embarrassed when Cathy Meints arrived with her fabulous antique viols, and my hygrometer was off by 30%... We bought a replacement at the local hardware...
Garrett C. replied:
http://www.microdaq.com/extech/humidity/humidity_detector_probe.php?gclid=CIfIqePNuboCFewRMwodkWMAxQ Or you could probably get 2 or 3 different models from Sears and Ace or Walmart and average them together. Higher % is better than lower.
Franny B. replied:
$88..this looks decent...http://www.fishersci.com/ecomm/servlet/fsproductdetail_10652_651813__-1_0
Jon C. replied:
There are many options at VWR. These are typical ones I've used. This one looks good (calibration records, meets standards for monitoring temp and humidity in labs) , but you can look at other models. It depends on what you want for logging capability (remote, etc.) . https://us.vwr.com/store/catalog/product.jsp?catalog_number=35519-045
Franny B. replied:
Preservationist friend said "You need a data logger that will perform these measurements over time and that you can download and analyze. Preservation Environment Monitor (PEM) by Image Permanence Institute … I'm not sure these units have an alarm however."
Franny B. replied:
This system looks interesting http://www.microdaq.com/logtag/haxo-8.php?gclid=CLKa5 bT6 t7 oCFUVxQgodUXwA2Q
Jon C. replied:
Yes, if you want logging the microdaq stuff works well. I've used HOBO monitors without the display. You can download graphs to computer. Supposedly battery lasts a year (replaceable) and you can set samping frequency. This one looks good. Also has a calibration service option. http://www.microdaq.com/occ/u14/u14-001.php
Franny B. replied:
http://www.homedepot.com/s/hygrometers?NCNI-5
Referral from June 5, 2016
Bob T. asked:
Any ideas where I can find this simple little pull? It's used as a handle on the floor openings to our holds. I've had no luck at big box hardware stores.
Karen M. replied:
Online at bowboat.com. Also search Hatch Cover Pull.
Darryl S. replied:
Wholesale Marine
John C. replied:
Iboats carries them http://www.iboats.com/Misc-Hatch-Accessories/dm/cart_id.994396351--session_id.524466249--view_id.257686 It also has a very active boating forum covering every aspect of boating, maintenance amd repair
Referral from August 20, 2011
Carolyn J. asked:
I'm showing my age......Does anyone Remember George's Restaurant and Burtschy's Florist???? There was also a Hardware store on the corner of Locust and Vine? I believe...
Kevin W. replied:
Joetta..... The Donut Shop......
Referral from March 10, 2014
Mike G. asked:
bought a homeless person lunch today and chased a lady down at the hardware store because she dropped something on her way out the door....and now my kitchen sink is...
Referral from January 25, 2015
Don E. asked:
My friend has this interesting embossed axe with the letters "LGB" in old English script. Does anyone know anything about this axe maker or hardware store located in...
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