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Use Broom Handle for Extension

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Date: 08/05/2009 Topic: Better Living > Simple Living  
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A small nail tacked into the top of a broom handle can serve numerous purposes over time. I have used a 1" brad in my broom handle to hang light items from nails up high on the porch, etc. No need to drag out a ladder or chair to reach!

By melody_yesterday from Otterville, MO

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By Karifl (9) Profile Contact
Hi I put a small cup hook into the end of a dowel. We have a doorbell that plays music and in order to change the melody you have to flip down to each song. So I put the hook on the end of the dowel and now I pull the lever down to the song I wish to be playing when the doorbell rings :>)

I also use it to reach the fan pulls to change the speeds or directions. You can grasp the chain or fanpull easy!

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By PICO (468) Contact
I have done this also for years, good post.

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