Re: appliance locks? haircutting

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/27/2004 2:46:34 PM Eastern Standard Time,

spinningdyke@... writes:

Does anyone have any ideas short of drilling a hole for a metal hasp???

Um, hate to break it to you , but drilling a hole is exactly what we had

to do. We have one of those sub-zero fridges which make for a difficult

doo-hickey to hook up (how's that for mechanical language....LOL) We also

have

hook and eyes on all the doors around here, to keep Maddie away from soap

eating, toilet stuffing, and other nasty stuff. She still manages to get into

things, as living with four OTHER children who FORGET constantly to actually

USE the hook and eye locks, poses a problem!!! Either way, our house does

NOT look like other people's!!! ;-) As my almost 23 year old has said to

me... " Mom, we're the only people I know who have a picture of a toilet in their

kitchen " ....LOL

Donna

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/27/2004 5:53:15 PM Eastern Standard Time,

duffey48@... writes:

.... " Mom, we're the only people I know who have a picture of a toilet in

their

kitchen " ....LOL

nah you aren't the only ones, we have a pic of the toilet on our

refridgerator.

Carol

She isn't Typical, She's Trisha!

[Guest guest]

that is why we use an electric stove they have locks on them for cleaning

mode. we had to drill tiny holes in fridge though for a metal clasp thing witha

padalock. shawna

[Guest guest]

hehehe we use to, dont really use them much anymore they grow up sooo fast.

shawna