Re: [CH] Dehydrator

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By...if you made it, it is bound to work as desired, AND be approved! 
How is that for trust? Glad you made it home in one piece..now you will 
have ground chiles coming outta your ears. I am also, as I brought my 
pots in and will try and winter them over, as I have done before. We got 
an OK from our Dr for to go to our son's in Chilliwack for Thanksgiving. 
Marie is feeling much better with these new meds she is on, thankfully. 
She has not had a heart episode for about 3 days, nor has she had 
vertigo. She was just about passing out with that before he changed her 
pills, and the amount. We are really forunate in having the guy we have. 
Bill even makes house calls, and if he is not happy with her reports 
from lab work, he phones, even when he is away teaching, which is what 
he has been doing this past summer. We have known him since 1981 when he 
first started practise, and I knew some of his family years before 
that...geat guy, good Dr who really keeps up on whatever is new, we are 
fortunate to have him as a friend, as well as our GP. Cheers, Doug in BC

Byron wrote:

> Is that Rube Goldberg UL approved???  BIG grin! Or CSA?? Good idea, 
> man! Cheers, Doug in BC
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> I bet it would pass  :-)   No Metal,  everything is plastic.
> Believe it or not,  many years ago  I worked with Ed Ruth,  one of the 
> original fire alarm code writers  for wiring systems.
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> For JC,  Circa 1968
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> L.B.
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