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		<title>Buckets And Ropes</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Recycled plastic buckets: Twenty-liter plastic buckets have a multitude of uses, from storing extension cords to mixing paint or plaster. Food preparation stores, which buy many ingredients by the bucket, are good sources of free or cheap buckets. If you have small children, be sure to empty a bucket after each use and store it [...]]]></description>
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	Recycled plastic buckets: Twenty-liter plastic buckets have a multitude of uses, from storing extension cords to mixing paint or plaster. Food preparation stores, which buy many ingredients by the bucket, are good sources of free or cheap buckets. If you have small children, be sure to empty a bucket after each use and store it [...]
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		<title>Ladder Basics</title>
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