HAPPY HANDYMAN: Reader questions keep Trudy on her toes
Trudy Chuoke, Happy Handyman
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I am writing this article the old fashion way tonight with pen and paper. I am keeping my fingers crossed that the power stays on until I hit the send button and my editor receives it on the other side tomorrow.
Our store has been closed for three days, and I have tried answering your questions from my phone. And they are great questions, questions that will be included with the new book. You know your questions are what make this article more than just a document from me. They are the customized set of problems that are distinctively from your area. You keep me on my toes and digging for answers on problems that I never thought about. Next week I want to give you more information about the new Bio Zapp and why it’s a stronger version, for stronger odors. I am also going to introduce a new product from Gianni Granite. It’s a paint that looks like Carrera marble. The fini
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