Moon's Graden

> Just got back from Home Base in Kent( they are liquidating) and they had
> Christmas supplies on sale one of the items for sale was tree blankets
made out
> of 100% polyester (non-allergenic) 45" wide by 99" wide. This look like
the
> same stuff I paid a fortune for from a HVAC outlet. They were 0.75$ a bag.

> That sounds like the same stuff I buy at Walmart for quilts which is also
> really cheap.  A couple of bucks for a queens size piece.
> vern

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> > Just got back from Home Base in Kent( they are liquidating) and they had
> > Christmas supplies on sale one of the items for sale was tree blankets
> made out
> > of 100% polyester (non-allergenic) 45" wide by 99" wide. This look like
> the
> > same stuff I paid a fortune for from a HVAC outlet. They were 0.75$ a bag.

> Hi Vern,
> I have purchased the quilt bats and I have cut the grids to fit my filter.
How
> did you hook them together to make a "sandwich"?
> I was thinking of zip ties, do you think they'll work?
> Another question, do you use the entire queen size bat or do you divide it
up?
> Some for now and the rest for later.
> --
> Bonnie
> NJ

> http://www.users.fast.net/~maebe/index.htm

> > That sounds like the same stuff I buy at Walmart for quilts which is
also
> > really cheap.  A couple of bucks for a queens size piece.
> > vern

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> > > Just got back from Home Base in Kent( they are liquidating) and they
had
> > > Christmas supplies on sale one of the items for sale was tree blankets
> > made out
> > > of 100% polyester (non-allergenic) 45" wide by 99" wide. This look
like
> > the
> > > same stuff I paid a fortune for from a HVAC outlet. They were 0.75$ a
bag.

> Bonnie:  I think the last I got was two inch thick so I didn't double it.
> The one inch thick stuff I did.  And yes i think snap ties are the most
> practical.  I went tothe trouble of using stainless steel bolts and big
> washers the first time., but the ties have been great.  I only change the
> filtler about once a year and just hose it off in between times.  lIn  the
> spring it seems to plug often until the biobugs get to working then all
> summer doesn't need any cleaning except that it gets to looking  bad
> eventually so I hose it off.
> vern

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