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Sleeps | 3 |
Bedrooms | 1 |
Bathrooms | 1 |
Property type | cottage |
Minimum Stay | 4 nights |
Included with the cottage are two surf boards. These are 'soft-top' long boards (excellent for beginners and kids - they have soft foamy decks and sides). Both have leashes and are ready to go. You also have two hammocks on the patio, plus a patio table with four chairs. There is a self-inflating double bed that can be used for kids if needed. Many people write and ask if certain dates are open and what the rent is for those dates. If you want to know if the cottage is available on particular dates, scroll to the bottom of this web page for a calendar that shows you the dates that are open. You can also use the 'Detailed Price' link on the right (scroll upward until you see the photo at the top and look below the big yellow button) to get a quote for the rent for your dates. Once you've decided on your dates, the 'Book It' yellow button on the right will enable you to input your credit card to book the cottage. I will get a message that you've asked to book the cottage, and I'll contact you as soon as I get the message.
Another important thing to know is that electricity is expensive. If you want to have A/C, please let us know up front. There's a $12/day extra fee.
So, here's more about the cottage and Nosara. Welcome to Hawaii as it was in 1940, but with high speed 'premium' DSL WiFi. You are only 2 hours from the Liberia airport, and you can use a rental car, which you can pick up at the airport and drop in Nosara or we can send a van. This is a rustic surf town with dirt roads, friendly people, and lots of yoga and surfing going on. Your cottage is a 10 minute walk from the main surf beach, a five minute walk to the Yoga Institute, a ten minute walk to the Spanish Language Institute, and a two minute walk to downtown. You also can use my two 9 food soft-top surfboards. You are so close to downtown that, within a couple minutes walk, there is an ice cream shop, a mini-mart, a clinic, clothing stores, real estate offices, a bank, ATV and bike rentals, a lot of cafes and restaurants, and two surf shops. In the cottage, you have wireless high speed DSL internet, 24 hour on-call maintenence, local guides/maps, weekly housekeeping (daily housekeeping is optional), optional air conditioning (rarely needed), beach towels, ceiling fans, house linens are provided, a safe (will hold wallets, passports, 3 laptops), a TV connected to a DVD player for movies and music, security (ornate ironwork on doors and windows), a blender, a device to make juice out of citrus fruit, a coffeemaker, a pressure cooker, a microwave, a refrigerator, a stove, a toaster, a rice cooker, optional personal laundry at $10 per load, a covered porch with two hammocks, off-road parking, outside shower, a large patio, patio furniture, and a beautiful yard. You are located above one of Nosara's many nature preserves and you will see a lot of wildlife. During the day the howler and spider monkeys play in the trees, pizotes wander through the yard (they love peanut butter), and tropical birds and butterflies fill the air around you. I walk to the beach twice a day to surf, and usually are not disappointed by what I find. Dawn and sunset surfing are the best if tides and winds are right. The locals are outstanding surfers, but they make room for visitors. In fact, I really can't say enough about the friendly, hospitable people of Nosara. They especially warm up to you when you try your Spanish on them. This is not just a rental house for income - I live here part of the year myself, and I have fixed it up to be cozy and complete. I don't scrimp on any of the amenities, because I like to fix things up nicely for myself as well. I bought this cottage after I had come to Nosara for years to surf and enjoy the food, scenery, monkeys, and local population. With the purchase of the cottage, I inherited a wonderful wife/husband team of managers, who are on the spot when anything needs attending to. They manage the gardens, the housekeeping, the laundry, the renter's needs, and renter scheduling.
Keywords: High speed DSL WiFi, surfing, surf boards, bungalow, casita,private, monkeys visit, pizotes visit, A/C, fans, shopping, night life, safe for valuables (can fit 3 laptops, wallets, purses), secure (attractive ironwork is standard for Nosara), housekeeping service, laundry service, hammocks, off-road parking, covered and lighted patio, yoga institute nearby, yoga mat for your use, fishing, wildlife, nature preserve, waterfalls, zipline, beach, hiking
I'm 66. I'm a retired Forest Service smokejumper who is living his dream of spending his days surfing and looking for an adorable woman.
Jason Greenlee purchased this cottage in 2011
I chose this town and this cottage because they bring together the yin and the yang of my life. I love splitting my time between San Antonio Mexican restaurants, Starbucks, and USA Today, on the one hand, and hanging out in the lineup off the big coconut tree in Nosara on the other hand.
You can hear the sound of the surf from my patio. Watching the surf cam (google Nosara Surf Live Webcam) and listening to the volume of the waves tips us off if it's time to wax up. This property sits just east of a large national reserve, so the patio looks out onto jungle that will be there for generations to come. Our neighbors are renters, so the faces change, people come and go, and I meet many interesting people who are all here for the same reasons I'm here - surfing and yoga. My favorite things to do here include going to the health food store and buying gluten-free brownies, walking around on the many dirt roads in the area, and going down to the beach for the daily sunset party. A lot of the locals show up and just mingle while watching the sunset, and, sometimes, people stay and light a bonfire. There's a nice, several hour, walk up the beach all the way to Ostional, the turtle beach (or you can drive).
The property management service responded promptly to my emails in an efficient and professional manner. The home is small, yet clean, comfortable and I felt safe staying there alone. It is situated on the jungle trail where you can view the howler monkeys from the patio. It's within walking distance to the Nosara Yoga Institute, to the beach, banks, and all the amenities. I liked the outside patio area which I found extremely peaceful and enjoyed being surrounded by the nature.
You are a five minute walk on a nature trail from the Yoga Institute, and within walking distance of the Spanish Language Institute. Some of the local attractions include bird watching, surfing, treetop zip line, water falls, local restaurants, night life, shopping, paddleboarding, surfboard and paddleboard rentals, and grocery stores. A health food store/restaurant is within a two minute walk, the beach is a 10 minute walk, there are companies that will take you fishing, scuba diving, canoeing, paddleboarding, ultralight airplane, and horseback riding. The nearest beach is Guiones Beach, which is the best surfing in the area. The cottage is approximately 50 square meters and has a large and comfortable patio. The view is beautiful and gives you plenty of privacy. There is a small clinic nearby in case of emergencies. You are also near surf shops, an ice cream store, three or four surfing schools, car rentals, ATV rentals, bike rentals, several clothing stores, a mini-mart, a bakery, and a bank. Everyone speaks English.
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Notes | The manager will charge you an extra $50.00 cash if you must check in after 9:00 pm.We have two mountain bikes that you can use during your stay. One of them has a surfboard rack. We also have two softtop 9 foot longboards you can use (or you can rent longboards and shortboards from several local shops). If there is damage to either bikes or boards, repairs will be deducted from the damage deposit |
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.
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bus jad banda mari sangat vich peh jnda aa ta ehda de kam he karo ga... ti j parentz apne bache nu chote hun tu sikhi ithas nal jor du ge ta chga hai caz fer jad oh wada hovi ga ta us da pyar ehna sikhi de nal hoviga ki oh ehda da kam nhi karo ga... ti hun keho ge koi munda aa ti us di age 30 saal de aa...nd us ni apne kes kat wati...hun parents da naam ethi thore lgo ga...ehne wade bande nu apni app ti sharam aane chahede aa es kam karan tu...ti pta huna chaheda aa ki galst aa ti ki sahi a..nd apne kes katwani ik galat kam hai... guru ji ni appa nu ik gift deta aa...jiwe apna koi frnd sanu gift denda aa ta appa kine khush hunde hai na? ti us gift de kine take care krde aa hai na??? ehda he guru ji ni sanu eh gift ik dastar ti kes deti aa...ti aapa nu ik bot wada gift miliya aa ti es nu kyu nhi sabaal k rakhde? sharam aande aa? kise kudi karke ta? look thtz all nonsensr and excuses ok... eh gift bot mushkal miliya aa...pta aa kine sacrfices de nal? ti hun jenu eh pta hovi ta oh hair cutting na karwai kade... nd j kise kudi karke koi v munda apne hair kat wanda aa ta both are pagal... phela gal j kudi tvno ehna pyar krde hovi ta oh kade nhi keho ge ehda ti j kehde aa ta oh bus tvde looks nu pasand krde aa... ti munda v ehda de kudi labi jehre ehda de na hovi...i mean app papan aa ti tusi v ban na a nal? bot mehge mul nal miliya aa eh sardariya ji... Ankhri punjaban tvda mickey mouse is bottttt cute
Khapi punjaban ur first 2 drawings are funny...ice age Lali cheema ji tvdi last 2 drawings meri bot pasand aayi...the baby ones... Honey ji i lub the house...kash keti meri kolo ehda da ghar hunda MEhak sisi nice roses Punjabi lion Aaho i want a ride on the Suzuki Sandu ji nice job as well AND Goru tu ta Aladin de watt he kad ti EVERy1 nice job!!!!!! lol i don't think is duniya wich koi innocent hai very rite sis.... ssa saria nu....this sunday in usa appna lokaa ni celebrate karnaa hai shri guru Arjan dev ji da shaheedi purab....and mera je karda c ke mai ehte v pictures lava bout this....and ohna de histroy v dasaa...so koi hova na jis nu pata na hove and v should rember this ....
Guru Arjan Sahib, the youngest son of Guru Ramdas Sahib and Mata Bhani Ji was born at Goindwal Sahib on April 15,1563. During the period of Guru Arjan Sahib the Amritsar city became the central institution where all the Sikhs used to gather annually on Baisakhi and the Massands began to deposit the collected offerings from the different parts of India in Guru Sahib's treasury. the Hindus and the fundamentalist Muslims were some of the most jealous of Sikh community and Guru Arjan Sahib. Ultimately the Guru was tortured to death in 1606. These are some of the things guru Arjan Dev ji did... 1. Made a huge contribution in the number of hymns & finalisation of the Guru Granth Sahib. 2. Guru Ji contributed a total of 2218 hymns to the Sri Guru Granth Sahib. 3. Author of Sukhmani Sahib Bani – Prayer for Peace 4. Compiled and installed for the first time the holy Sikh Book, which at this stage is called Adi Granth, a major achievement. 5. Built the Golden Temple 6. Developed Amritsar as a Centre of Excellence. 7. Enhanced the Structure of Sikh Society by introducing the Masund system 8. First Sikh Guru to be martyred. See Martyrdom of Guru Arjan Guru ji had 5 days of tortures...here are how they go... Day 1 Guru Jee was not given anything to eat or drink. He was not allowed to sleep at night. He was kept awake. Guru Sahib bore all this calmly. Guru ji Simran and repeated from his lips, "WaheGuru, WaheGuru, WaheGuru..." and sang Shabads from Gurbani. Day 2 Chandu made the Guru sit in a red-hot caldron ( its like a bog iron bowl). He filled the vessel with water. He ordered his men to light a fire under the copper vessel. The water began to get hot. After a time, the water began to boil. But Guru Jee sat calmly and quietly. He felt no pain, nor did he cry out or even sigh. He felt no anger against those who were torturing him. He remained absorbed in the sweet remembrance of Waheguru and said what everythin is happening is because of god's will.. The boiling water made the Guru's flesh soft and left blisters all over the body. day 3 Chandu ordered his men, "Make some sand red hot in iron pans. Seat the Guru in boiling Water. Then pour the red hot sand on his head and body". The water boiled Guru Sahib's flesh from below. The burning red hot sand burned Guru Jee's head and body from above. The persons engaged in torturing him were wet with sweat. They felt most uncomfortable because of the heat. It was the hottest summer month. But Guru Sahib kept calm and quiet. Again, Guru Jee felt no pain, nor did he cry out, sigh or feel anger. He kept thinking of Waheguru and doing Simran. Guru Jee repeated: Teraa kee-aa meethaa laagai. O Waheguru! Your actions seem so sweet to me. Har naam padaarath naanak maaNgai. 4th day , Guru Jee was made to sit on an IRON PLATE. It was heated from below. The iron plate became RED HOT with the heat. Guru Jee's flesh began to be ROASTED. Burning RED-HOT SAND was poured on his body. Guru Sahib sat calm and quite, without a cry or sigh, feeling no physical pain. He sat with his mind fixed on Waheguru and physically living the message of Gurbaani and accepting the Will of Waheguru sweetly. 5th day , Chandu thought to suffocate him in a fresh cowhide, in which he was to be sewn up. Instead the Guru asked for a bath in Ravi river which flowed embracing the walls of Lahore city. Chandu revelled at the thought that the Guru's body full of blisters, would undergo greater pain when dipped in cold water and hepermitted him to bathe in the river. The soldiers were sent to escort the Guru. The Master's disciples saw him leaving. He looked at them still forbidding any action. He said,"Such is the Will of my God, submit to the Divine Will, move not, stand calm against ll woes." Crowds watched the Master standing in water and having a dip. Lo! The light blended with Light and the body was found nowhere. Hail to the Master! Thou art Wonderful- Martyr, the greatest. Thou art the Greatest! Guru Arjan sowed the seed of martyrdom which largely flourished after him and became the heritage of the Sikhs. so as u see waheguru is very strong..... so say waheguru very day!!!!!!!!


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By Animalgurl
from Massachusetts
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Comments about Teaching Cash Register with Canadian Currency:
My grandson loves to play with money and a cash register. I was very excited to find this. I put batteries in it to be sure it came on. What a disappointment Christmas morning when he went to play with it and all it does is say the cash drawer is open. No matter how many times I reset it and take the batteries in and out, it still will not work.
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By Sue
from Saskatchewan, Canada
About Me First Time Parent, Stay At Home Parent
The cash register is fun and easy to use. It is a quality toy, and is very durable. My son will spend hours playing with it. I love that it is great for young kids who are learning about what money is to older kids who are learning more about money management and handling.
good fun while learning
By grannieb
from canada
Well received
Doesn't work properly
By Mom of boys
from New Jersey
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
My son received this as a gift when he was too young to use it so I put it away for a while. Now that he is old enough, I found out it doesn't work properly. It constantly says, "Cash box open" when it is not open. When the cash box is open the toy will not calculate. It's a real nice idea, mine just doesn't work.
very cool, but flawed
By Daddo
from Nova Scotia, Canada
About Me Education Oriented, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Working Parent
This is a really fun instructional toy. It is realistic and is engaging. There is a problem with the drawer hitch though. Yes, the drawer will close, so it seems everything is fine, but once you put batteries in it, you will notice the real problem. It doesn't latch tight enough, so the digital display and the instructional programs won't actually run because it wants you to close the drawer. You have to hold it in to make it work. My sister in law had the same problem. The company replaced hers, and they have been providing good service to me so far, but I suspect the replacement set will have the same problem. Too bad, because it is pretty cool. I would recommend it, but be sure to open it, test it (with batteries) to be sure it works before giving it to your kid.


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made it again and added a sliced of thinly sliced proscuitto when the shallots were almost brown. gave interesting saltiness
I also grilled the asparagus. I served this recipe warm as a first course. Blanching the peas and beans while cooking the asparagus. I added red pepper flakes before serving. It's very fresh and pretty esp. now as asparagus as local!
One of the new favorites in this house! Grilled the asparagus (as a previous reviewer recommended) and subbed in raw sugar snap peas (Fava beans were no where to be found....) Took the advice of other reviewers and doubled the dressing...with a little extra lemon to taste....and sauteed the shallots in a touch of bacon grease. PERFECTION!
No fava beans, extra fresh peas to sub. Next time I'd like to try grilled asparagus and more lemon in dressing. Very easy.
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occurs in the Authorized Version as the rendering of various Hebrew words. In 1 Samuel 17:7 , it means a weaver's frame or principal beam; in Habakkuk 2:11 , a crossbeam or girder; 2 Kings 6:2 2 Kings 6:5 , a cross-piece or rafter of a house; 1 Kings 7:6 , an architectural ornament as a projecting step or moulding; Ezek. 41:25 , a thick plank. In the New Testament the word occurs only in Matthew 7:3 Matthew 7:4 Matthew 7:5 , and Luke 6:41 Luke 6:42 , where it means (Gr. dokos) a large piece of wood used for building purposes, as contrasted with "mote" (Gr. karphos), a small piece or mere splinter. "Mote" and "beam" became proverbial for little and great faults.
The word is used to translate various Old Testament terms:
(1) gebh (1 Kings 6:9), tsela`, "a rib" (1 Kings 7:3), qurah (2 Chronicles 3:7; 34:11; Song of Solomon 1:17), all refer to constructional beams used in buildings for roofing and upper floors, main beams being carried on pillars generally of wood. The last term is used in 2 Kings 6:2,5 ("as one was felling a beam") of trees which were being cut into logs. A related form is qarah (used of the Creator, Psalms 104:3; of building, Nehemiah 2:8; 3:3,6). Yet another term, kaphim, is used in Habakkuk 2:11:
"The stone shall cry out of the wall, and the beam out of the timber shall answer it"--a protest against sin made by inanimate things. The Douay version, in translating, "the timber that is between the joints of the building," suggests the use of bond timbers in buildings, similar to that used at one time in English brickwork. It probably refers to its use in mud brick buildings, although bond timbers might also be used in badly built stone walls. The Arabs of the present day use steel joints to strengthen angles of buildings.
(2) Beam, in weaving, represents two words, 'eregh (Judges 16:14, the beam of a loom to which Samson's hair was fastened; used in Job 7:6 of a weaver's shuttle), and manor (1 Samuel 17:7; 2 Samuel 21:19; 1 Chronicles 11:23; 20:5), of a spear-staff.
(3) In the New Testament Jesus uses the word dokos, "a rafter," in bidding the censorious person first cast the "beam" out of his own eye before attempting to remove the "mote" from another's eye (Matthew 7:3; Luke 6:41,42).
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The White House announced that Larry Summers is to
step down as director of the National Economic
Council and return to Harvard. Mr Summers is the
most senior economic adviser to Barack Obama to
resign among a spate of recent departures. High
unemployment and a lacklustre economy continue to
dominate the mid-term election campaigns. See
Democrats in the Senate couldn't break a
Republican filibuster on repealing "don't ask,
don't tell", the policy that allows clandestine
gays to remain in the armed forces, but under
which thousands have been dismissed. The Pentagon
is undergoing a review of the policy with a mind
to repeal it and allow openly homosexual men and
women to serve.
BP's Macondo oil well off the gulf coast was
officially declared to be "dead", or sealed by
cement. An explosion on the rig in April killed 11
men and was followed by the release of some 4.9m
barrels of oil. A moratorium on deep-water
offshore oil drilling was then imposed.
Election and ethics
Opinion polls suggested that Dilma Rousseff, the
ruling party's candidate, is on track to win
Brazil's presidential election on October 3rd
despite an ethics scandal. Erenice Guerra, who
replaced Ms Rousseff as chief of staff to Luiz
Inacio Lula da Silva, the outgoing president,
resigned over claims that she was complicit in a
scheme of her son's to extract kickbacks in return
for help with public contracts and loans. Ms
Guerra denies wrongdoing.
In a front-page editorial addressed to
drug-trafficking gangs, the main newspaper in
Ciudad Juarez, on Mexico's border with the United
States, asked for guidance on what it could and
could not publish without suffering violent
reprisals. The editorial followed the murder of an
intern at the paper. It also complained of the
lack of government protection.
Argentina's government stepped up its campaign
against the country's two main newspapers, filing
a lawsuit accusing them of complicity in crimes
against humanity when they bought a newsprint
business during the country's military
dictatorship of the 1970s. The papers say the
charges are bogus.
In a continuing shake-up of his economic team,
Cuba's president, Raul Castro, sacked the minister
of Basic Industries.
Commonwealth shame
India's first Commonwealth games, scheduled to
start in Delhi on October 3rd, are looking as much
like a fiasco as anyone had feared with unsafe
buildings, a collapsed bridge and an outbreak of
dengue fever contributing to the chaos. Indian
newspapers called it a "national shame". See
More than a third of Afghanistan's eligible voters
turned out on September 18th, defying the Taliban
to vote in parliamentary elections. Official
results are still weeks away, but NATO and other
Western observers were quick to call the election
a success. The country's main opposition leader
claimed to have solid evidence of "massive
rigging". See article
An army column in Tajikistan was ambushed by a
party of Islamist militants, including fighters
from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Chechnya. At least
25 soldiers, who had been searching for a group of
insurgents who escaped from prison last month,
were killed.
North Korea's state media reported that a
conference of the ruling Korean Workers' Party is
due to begin on September 28th, following an
unexplained postponement. The meeting's stated
purpose is to "elect" a "supreme leadership body".
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Longview, TX — Louis Morgan Drug #4 will be teaming up with local law enforcement to accept old or unwanted medicine on Saturday, October 29, 2011, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., in support of the National Take Back Day initiative. This initiative, which involves the safe disposal of prescription drugs, is promoted by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and carried out by the County Organized Drug Enforcement Division of the Longview Police Department. Based on statements by the DEA, this effort addresses a vital public safety and public health issue. According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, more than seven million Americans currently abuse prescription drugs, and according to the Partnership for a Drug Free America more than 2500 teens use prescription drugs to obtain their first high. Often these drugs come from home medicine cabinets of family and friends.
The DEA, in efforts to address this growing problem, conducted the First National Take Back last September, with the help of state and local law enforcement. The purpose was to provide a means for individuals to safely dispose of unwanted and unused prescription drugs. Many people have no idea what to do with these drugs, so they remain in the medicine cabinet, easily accessible, especially to youth who might be tempted to use them. Throwing the drugs away or flushing them is not a safe method of disposal either. Based on a statement from a DEA spokesman, the administration is looking into developing a more convenient method of disposal, but until then, National Take Back Day is a safe option.
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The way some people talk about it, you'd think abortion was about as serious as having one's adenoids removed. That little piece of tissue is causing you some grief? Whack, slice: Problem solved.
In reality it's not quite so simple. That embryo or fetus is not like some wayward mole or troublesome body part. It's a living being unto itself, although a very small one and a very dependent one. Ending that life ought not to be as casual an affair as strolling into a tattoo parlor. There are permanent consequences for the mother — and that goes in spades for the child.
Whether America would permit women to decide for themselves whether to have abortions was decided momentously 30 years ago in the Roe v. Wade ruling. It is indeed a private choice, the prohibition of which would create an endless drain on public resources and turn countless women into criminals. The state, frankly, has better things to do with its time and money than to attempt enforcing such a ban.
But many things that are legal are also regulated, and so it should be with abortion. Consumers of this service, if you can call it that, have every right to be informed as to its longterm effects.
Indiana, among other states, has attempted to bring some balance to the matter by requiring that women be counseled face to face about the risks of the procedure (there are some) and that they be shown pictures of what the fetus might look like.
The abortion-on-demand crowd, predictably, objects. One can imagine that they especially chafe at that picture thing. Fetuses can look a lot like actual babies. They can look a lot like little tiny human beings. The abortion-on-demand crowd can't have that; it gets too close to the reality of what's really going on here.
Fortunately, the U.S. Supreme Court decided this week that the Indiana law is perfectly fine. This is true even though it makes obtaining an abortion slightly harder, requiring that a woman make two visits to the death house instead of just one quick one.
The high court made no ruling on the matter; it just turned down an appeal from the Indiana abortion mills challenging the law.
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On an earlier but now inactive thead. people have mentioned the wonders of Coca Cola and white vinegar for loosening rusted bolts. Some people say, though, that with largish bols/nuts that are corroded together that applying oxy-acetylene heat to the nut - enough to get it glowing cherry red, at least - is a good way. The idea is, it will expand the nut (which absorbs the heat first, before very much heat has transfered to the bolt). Then they say you can loosen (unscrew) the nut with a socket wrench. Has anyone here tried that method? How would you compare it with the use of vinegar, Coke, or penetrating oil? Assuming you have the torch kit to resort to, what are the advantages, disadvantages of this method compared with the others?
Have used heat many times to loosen rusted nuts and bolts. Only disadvantage I know of is that the heat changes the temper of the nut and bolt. Advantage is that it is a faster way to loosen rusted nuts and bolts. Coke, vinegar, are slow methods. Penetrating oil is inbetween time wise.
There will be times when you can't get to the nut with heat i.e. its in such an awkward location that you can't get a torch in there. For large nuts in open locations, an impact gun will also do wonders since its a quick series of repetitive blows to loosen the nut, and there is less chance of snapping larger bolts. For small stuff, well, you're gonna snap some - and even if you don't snap them, some that are very rusty are so weak from rust that they should probably be replaced anyway. I suppose the best advice is to take your time, especially when using "liquid wrench" or any of the other liquids. If you know you're going to have to dis-assemble something which is very rusty, repeat application of the liquid well ahead of time... even weeks.
Also remember that some older vehicles (especially trucks) have left hand threads on one side on the wheel lug bolts (think it's the drivers side).
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I replace any nut I have to heat to loosen. Which perpetuates the problem as most nutz are made in China of magnetic bamboo. Or scrap Pontiacs. Torches work well though.
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Works well, just be aware that some sockets and other things don't like being overheated. Something else to do along with heating the nut as you described is to then poke a candle at the threads. The wax melts and soaks into the threads. Never have gotten around to trying it, but it sounds like a good idea. Vinegar and such work very well on rust, but only when it can soak and eat the rust. That's not so possible on a nut on the side of an engine. And it only helps jammed nuts that are jammed because of rust, not if they've been galled or damaged.
Nuts are cheap. If I have one that is so rusted on that I fear I might ruin the bolt or lug, I'll remove it with a nut cracker.
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If PB does'nt work,then it's torch time...try not to use chiha bolt/nuts on anything that must hold...
if you need to save the bolt or nut sock it i use diesel or heating oil shock it by hitting or tapping with a hammer if all fails heat it then cool it right away with any thing FREEZEIT, water, ice it brakes the bond had one bolt on a undercarriage could not heat for a month every time went by i hit it added diesel fuel tried the wrench one day i heard that click that was it an hour after it was off it was one tough bolt remember if you heat a bolt replace it or the cost later will be a lot more good luck nick
If it is just a bolt w/nut and not a stud or something like that which you can get to it I will instead often tighten it and simply break it off. The old square sockets for square nuts are great if you can find a set. PB Blaster, or heat, or impact if I have access to one to use.
I've read of excellent results for the use of Kroil over on the Yesterday's Tractors forums. Some swear by it as being the best while others say that PB Blaster is better. Seems like a good price on the Kroil via offer so might be worth investing in some. I'm still working on a gallon can of PB Blaster. Works well but stinks.
I can't say I used Kroil in that situation. I've been able to get some stuff apart that surprised me. Especially impliments have have been stored outside. I think it's interesting that the stuff has never been sold on the retail market yet the stuff has been sold far longer than WD-40 or PB-Blaster to factories and still is. I've found that if I don't get in a hurry it works most of the time. The times it didn't, I may have been in too much of a hurry. I think it's interesting that benchrest shooters use it to clean bores. Kroil gets under the carbon fouling.
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The brand Skullcandy, has become very popular nowadays for their products. It has become all the talk amongst tweens and teens of all ages! Actually, I have been interested in purchasing one of their products for a few weeks. When I was searching the web for some, I noticed that there were a variety of different kinds of headphones, ear buds, and headsets! I was very pleased that there was a good selection to choose from. I found one online for quite a reasonable price, and so I purchased a pair of what was called, Lowriders by Skullcandy. They were purple and white with black leather ear pillows that made each wear, pretty comfortable. I loved how since there was a variety, I could choose from so many different colors and designs from just the Lowriders alone, but I was iffy at first because my friend had a pair that she had purchased that had broke due to its thin design. I loved how to sound was very high quality, except it did leak the music I was listening to when I played it at a certain volume. I also was pleased how it was suitable for IPods and MP3 players, well aren't all earphones like that you may ask. Well, yes but the Lowriders have a button on the wire that you can press to pause and play the song that you are listening to. I found use of this button and was pleased with it. And let me tell you, it is quite the product!


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Today's guest blogger is Cassidy Doolittle. Cassidy lives in Fort Worth, Texas, with her husband, Steve.
A former nurse in a psychiatric ward, she traded in her stethoscope and scrubs for swords and capes as she now spends most of her days wrangling her two little boys. She has been published in inspirational and motherhood magazines and is the Editor and Director of Author Relations for SozoWomen. Cassidy is passionate about really strong coffee and lemon poppy-seed biscotti shared with great friends.
"Three balls, two strikes!" the umpire shouted.
My sweaty hands gripped the bat, heart pounding, nerves shredded. What was I doing here?
The pitcher wound up and let a high lob fly. I swung blindly and, to my surprise, made contact with the ball. I sprinted as the third baseman bobbled the ball. I was going to make it!
Six steps, four steps, three steps! Then pain. Lots of pain. I lost my stride as my left thigh turned into a hard knot of injured muscle.
"Yooou're out!" the ump yelled as I stumble-fell across first base, one step too late.
I limped off the field, quadriceps and pride stinging, angry I had ever been roped into this.
Rewind a few weeks to me racing around the kitchen getting dinner ready, teething baby gnawing on my ankle, busy four-year-old begging to play "pirates." My husband comes home and the boys race and crawl to him, giving me a hands-free moment to try and rescue the blackened hamburger.
"Hey, can you change Andy's diaper and walk the plank with Jake?" I say, without looking up from the beef. Steve grabs the boys and they play while he wrestles the baby out of a full diaper.
A few minutes later, we're sitting down to slightly singed dinner while Jake is bouncing peas off Andy's laughing face, and Steve asks, "Hey... are you up for subbing at our softball game? We're short some people."
"Come on, you used to play."
"Yeah... more than a decade ago. Besides, I don't have a glove."
"You can borrow Carrie's."
"I don't have cleats."
"We'll get some."
Running out of excuses, I blurted out the trump card sure to save me, "I've got to watch the boys."
"Kacie's coming over."
I sighed deeply and conceded, "Fine, but don't expect much."
As game day approached, anxiety churned my stomach. My husband's a great athlete and he and some work friends put a coed team together. And by work friends I mean twentysomethings. Fresh, young, kidless, wrinkle-free people. Walking into that dugout among their lively chatter was one of the most insecure moments I can remember.
So when I dragged my left leg back to the bench, I just wanted to call it quits. But that's when my husband gave me a solid high five and said, "Great job, Cass! You hit the runner home!"
Buoyed a bit, I limped to take my infield position and cheer Steve on as he pitched an incredible game.
That night, every time I batted, I got out. My leg was swollen and sore. I was 10 years older than most of the team. And I actually had a blast.
These are the busiest, most exhausting years of my life; little children and full schedules zap any extra time and energy. It's far too easy to just become really great roommates with Steve and forget what it was like when we used to have a lot of fun together.
Though I initially grumbled and fretted my way onto that softball field, it's turned out to be a great thing for our marriage. Yes, it's hard to get a sitter every Friday at 9 p.m., but the fun I've rekindled with Steve during those two diaper-free, kid-free, sweat- and dirt-filled hours is priceless.
I'm very thankful God helped me get past my insecurity and busy schedule to remind me to "Enjoy life with your [husband], whom you love..." (Ecclesiastes 9:9)
Our fall league begins in September. Can't wait.
Shawnelle Eliasen and her husband Lonny have been married for twenty-five years. They have five sons and raise their bevy of boys in an old Victorian near the Illinois banks of the Mississippi River. Their sons, Logan, Grant, Samuel, Gabriel, and Isaiah, range in age from twenty-one to six with Shawnelle home teaching the youngest three.
Shawnelle has been writing for six years, contributing regularly to Guideposts magazine, Daily Guideposts devotional and other inspirational publications. She would say that life with her men moves faithfully, on fast forward. But it's her heart's desire, her passionate prayer, to see God's goodness and glory in the fullness of her days. She longs to see Him in the unexpected moments, unexpected places, changing the ordinary to extraordinary and bringing quiet, sustaining grace.


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