Re: Cork for Mops

["Jay-Scott Moylan" <moylan at emi_net>]

        Hi.  I don't know why your corks are so expensive!  I get then at a
local hardware store for 9 cents each!  I don't know if big places like Home
Depot even sell corks, but regular hardware stores (if you have any left in
your area), or even many, craft stores sell corks.  They do not have to be
very big as they only need to hold up a mop.  I find very small ones do the
job beautifully.

Jay Moylan

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----- Original Message -----
From: <AllenMcNealy at aol_com>
To: <killietalk at aka_org>
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2000 1:00 PM
Subject: Cork for Mops


> Hi All,
>      My choice cork for mops has always been one made for the old style
glass
> thermos bottles.  I am down to 6 new ones and need to find more if
possible.
> They were made in Portugal by or for Manton Cork Corp. Can any of you New
> Yorkers tell me if Manton Cork Corp. of Merrick, L. I., NY is still in
> business?
>     Locally I can only find sizes about the size of a wine bottle cork at
> about 75 cents each which is far too expensive given that I need 100 or
more.
>  Also they are too small.
>
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