Date:         Mon, 21 Aug 2000 07:39:37 -0500
Reply-To:     Marshall Ruskin <mruskin@pangea.ca>
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From:         Marshall Ruskin <mruskin@pangea.ca>
Subject:      Re: Cleaning around the damn grate on the stove top
Comments: To: michael schiesser <drschiesser@bigplanet.com>
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One can always remove the grate.

Just pull it's supports lightly together, and voila! - it will release from
the stove surface.

How about that, eh? First they put a man on the moon, and now this!

Marshall Ruskin


If anyone has been lamenting the passing of the rear hatch struts dialogue,
perhaps this will satisfy your need for onlineVanagon obscurity. I was
cleaning my 89 Westy today after months of use, the inside took me nearly 3
hours. The part of the job that is the biggest pain in the butt is cleaning
the stove top, because the grate that covers the toop of the stove makes it
really difficult to get all those crumbs and grease off of there, and there
is always little bits of grime around the areas where the grate mounts to
the stainless surface. I was thinking to myself, there's gotta be somebody
on the list serve that both knows what I'm talking about and has figured out
a better way to manage this.

Michael Schiesser
89 Westfalia
Seattle WA