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04-16-2003, 01:50 PM
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The Rainmaker
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Ankeny, Iowa
Posts: 7,012
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No drought, but dry, dry, dry
The drought conditions many of you have endured were brought to mind this week.
Very dry here, very windy. Because of my shade being of short duration, I washed and dried the body of my van before I did the wheels and tires. When I was finished with the wheels and tires, the van was actually dusty enough that it could have used a QD'ing. It must really be aggravating in the drought areas. At least I can still bucket wash.
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