Showing posts with label RFT rainforest jacket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RFT rainforest jacket. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 3, 2016

The Magic Eraser® - Part 2 of 4 - Dishes to Clear Glass Bulbs

Mr. Clean Magic 
Eraser® sponge
By Gary Boutin

Tools and Supplies:
Magic Eraser
Dry towels

This is the second post of pictures that shows what items the Magic Eraser® sponge cleaned. Please click below if your interested in any of these repair posts.

 This post is the second post that shows eleven pictures that the Magic Eraser® sponge has cleaned.

 The Magic Eraser® sponge was used to clean the scuff marks on this wooden bed frame.
The Magic Eraser® sponge was used this white dish to remove stains from the back of the plates.
The Magic Eraser® sponge was used on this open air drying screen to remove baking stains.
The Magic Eraser® sponge cleaned this KitchenAid® white electric blender/mixer. It also cleaned the its hand tools.
The Magic Eraser® sponge cleaned this KitchenAid® blender 2-quart metal pan.  
 
The Magic Eraser® sponge cleaned this RFT jacket by removing coffee stains.
The Magic Eraser® sponge cleaned this finial (white porcelain screw) that had a stain at its base.
The Magic Eraser® sponge cleaned this metal painted black plant stand.

The Magic Eraser® sponge cleaned this coffee cup tray.

The Magic Eraser® sponge cleaned this hallway ceiling lamp.

The Magic Eraser® sponge removed stuck on dust and cleaned these clear glass bulbs.


The Magic Eraser® posts below:


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Wednesday, January 6, 2016

How to Repair a Jacket Zipper Pull

Fig.1 RFT Rainforest
By Gary Boutin

Tools and Supplies: 
AAA batteries (9 not included)
Flameless LED Candle Set

This post shows the five steps to repairing a jacket pull on a  RFT rainforest jacket.

Step 1: Fig.1 shows the RFT rainforest jacket name brand.
Step 2: Fig.2 shows the jacket that needs a new pull.
Fig.2 This RFT 
Rainforest Jacket 
needs a new pull
Step 3: Fig.3 shows the RFT pull has pulled away from the zipper.
Fig.3 broken RFT pull
Step 4: Fig.2 shows a key ring was threaded into the zipper pull slot.
Fig.4 Ring installed
Step 5: Fig.2 shows that my Air Force dog tags were placed into the ring to make it easier to pull up and down the jacket zipper. Fig.6 shows the jacket is in use again.
Fig.5 Close up of dog tags
Fig.5 Mission accomplished

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