Hello Ruth!
02 Apr 97, Ruth Haffly writes to Vicki Oldfather:
 RH> Your machines will run better for the TLC they get.  It may not be
 RH> obvious but there won't be lint fuzzies, thread ends, etc getting
 RH> caught up in your sewing.
    I'm going to try it.
 RH> Never heard of electronic Endust.
    It first came out in stores like Walmart etc. in a can like regular 
endust. It's for cleaning monitors, TV's etc.  Now I've seen it in computer 
stores in the pressurized cans like air.
 RH>   Make friends with your favorite sewing machine repair guru and ask
 RH> him/her some of these questions; they should keep aware of all of the
 RH> new "helps" for their business.
    Ours just shut down.  :(
 RH> Generally, there's enough new in her catalog to tempt me to try it.
 RH> Remember in "The Little Mermaid" Ariel sings that she has gadgets and
 RH> whats its galore?  Well, she should see my collection. (G)  I also
 RH> have a few unusual things, like a couple of Polish spool holders that
 RH> I got while in Berlin.  I'm trying to collect, besides thimbles,
 RH> different sewing related things.
    Sound like an intresting collection.
 RH> means, but word is spreading in this area that I sew.  If I took out
 RH> an ad in the paper, I'd be swamped with business.  I'd rather spread
 RH> by word of mouth; I can decide with an easier concious if I have time
 RH> for that job or not.
    That's a good point.
 RH> OK, let me know what you think of it.  Out of curiosity, was the price
 RH> the same as I saw in the Wal-Matr here ($4.24)?  Just wondering if
 RH> they keep their pricing the same in different parts of the country.
    Yes, it was $4.24.  Still haven't had a chance to try it out.  Maybe this 
weekend.  I've got a couple of projects that I have to get done.
Vicki
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