Appliances

[HADave]

Hey, HA, PJ <lol> OOPS! once again it is tough sometimes understanding the written word. To answer your question I think it would be beneficial to wax or use some polymer protectant to combat rust on refrigerators. I think the biggest problem with rusting refrigerators is we wash them with harsh detergents to keep them clean and it strips the protectant off and then we forget to reapply the stuff. Usually we don't see other appliances stoves and washers and dryers rust unless they are chipped because they have a porcelain enamel finish and there is nothing stronger or more resistant to corrosion than porcelain enamel. A Porcelain finish has no pores and won't scratch so bacteria can't get under the finish thats why they wipe clean in seconds. I can't say I've seen a porcelain finished refrigerator in a long time and I don't know why, but maybe it worth asking about. They would be magnetic..)

HADave

Mark, I really don't know what to say or how to say it if I did I guess like Royall puts it at the end of his posts "what comes around goes around". I've always found things others did and said as important information. I've always had to rely on myself because we always wanted nice things and couldn't really afford them. It is amazing when you "diy" all the things you learn and after a life time of doing so you get pretty good at things. It is time in my life to start giving back and this is my beginning attempt of just that. I truly hope some can find the good in the things I say. I enjoy this forum and all those that post here and hope oneday to be a good helpful neighbor to many of you. I guess we will leave the book writing and TV shows to others.. thanks for the flattery though

Humbly Yours HADave

Edited by - HADave on 03/08/2006 23:32:32