Three years ago a fan exactly like this one was put out for disposal in the back lane where I live. It was dirty and wouldn’t run. I cleaned it up, disassembled the electric motor and found the lubricant had dried out. I used high temperature grease on the bearings and it has hummed away through all the heat waves we have had. My 1928 home in Vancouver BC does not have AC but with double hung windows I keep the house comfortable.
In Vancouver B.C. we have just received the first Vidalia onions from Georgia, and by August the Walla Walla onions from Washington state will arrive. These are both seasonal and the best sweet onions to cook with. The rest of the year we have to “make do” with regular sweet onions from California.
76 and counting. Retired as a city trolley bus driver fourteen years ago. Still keep my Class 2 licence and volunteer to drive buses with a transit museum society. Cycling, hiking and morning exercise at home help me stay fit. Calendar is full. Increasing number of deaths of long time friends is the hardest part of ageing.
I live in Vancouver and use my clothesline all year if it isn’t raining. Many homes in Vancouver have a working clothesline, while a trip to Seattle reveals they are seldom seen. Clothing off the line has a great fresh scent and feel, and bed sheets are welcoming at the end of the day. Wringer washers outsold automatics in Canada until 1968, while in the USA that change took place in 1951.
Three years ago a fan exactly like this one was put out for disposal in the back lane where I live. It was dirty and wouldn’t run. I cleaned it up, disassembled the electric motor and found the lubricant had dried out. I used high temperature grease on the bearings and it has hummed away through all the heat waves we have had. My 1928 home in Vancouver BC does not have AC but with double hung windows I keep the house comfortable.