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RE: Cable Ties - Those throw away plasticky wirey ones?

Subject: RE: Cable Ties - Those throw away plasticky wirey ones?
From: "Rob Mouser" <groups@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2006 09:46:34 -0000
References: <49919907D183C444BF2FAA80FDDCF7CF0B27F7@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx><001601c6f7bd$a3e0dbe0$0164640a@laptop1> <2829695e0610250240m32f92132ua6f731efc4a8854c@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

>>I've used self-amalgamating tape in the past too. It's not
re-usable
>>but is non-marking, no residue, sticks to itself etc.

Ah good idea.

Thanks for all the other replies too! Mind you there is NO WAY I'm telling
SWMBO that I need to go to a garden centre :-o That could cost me a fortune
and waste close to a whole day :-). I think I'll try eBay now I know the
technical term "twist tie".

Rob


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