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[Spare Tool]

All my customers love me tho

...till they see their leccy metre spinning round like a cd

 

[One Day]

Get a double take off customers for charging my phone up let alone plugging a fan heater in

My present customer wouldn't notice if I plugged a heater in.
He has a Maclaren P1 charging in one of the garages most of the time.

 

[Rich Midge]

We've not even had our heating on at home yet never mind work.

 

[andy8758]

I'm with Pete Ablard. When you work hard you stay warm. Only time I get frozen is protracted working outdoors, usually getting a soaking from wet cutting or finishing natural stone. And a heater ain't much help outdoors. Save your cash and buy a manly piece of equipment, like a multi drill, or a bolster and chisel.

 

[Kyle Knowles]

I've bin working in a house with no heating on so as well as keep me warm it's to help stuff go off its bin so cold the adhesive was taking forever to set

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Yes of course we have to remember the minimum working temperatures for adhesives. It not all about us!

 

[John Benton]

I'm working on phase 2 of a project and my customer has got this in for me. It warms a 100sq m area in less than 5 mins, only thing is it sounds like a airport runway, but who cares, keeps my bacon sarnie warm

 

[One Day]

Was just about to post the same! My customer bought a sip fireball, similar to that clarke above. Runs on diesel (red) thermostat control. Very good machine.

 

[Kyle Knowles]

I'm ok this week my jobs all have windows and central heating the lovely people even brew up

 

[Andy Allen]

We just open a pack of extra strong mints....