screen to keep bugs out

[rartuin270]

has anyone used a screen on their door opening to keep the 'skeeters out? something like this

http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10051&productId=100672117&langId=-1&catalogId=10053&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=100672117&cm_mmc=shopping-_-googlebase-_-D30X-_-100672117&locStoreNum=2033&marketID=300

 

[Torque1st]

There have been a number of discussions on that subject in the past both in FP and this forum. You can search FP with Google.

 

[Torque1st]

If your OS is Win XP and you have the original install disc, boot from the CD (you can change your bios settings to make this happen if they aren't set to do that already), and install the Recovery Console. Then run Chkdsk from the Recovery Console command prompt. JR

Very Strange...

 

[anna_starr82]

Very strange indeed.
About the screen, here is a page with some bug screen reviews.
Is this the kind of screen you are thinking off?
Anna

 

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[jake00]

If your OS is Win XP and you have the original install disc, boot from the CD (you can change your bios settings to make this happen if they aren't set to do that already), and install the Recovery Console. Then run Chkdsk from the Recovery Console command prompt. JR

could you post a good apple pie recipe?

 

[BlackLead]

Saw a similar one of these in a catalog at the folk's house.
http://tiny.cc/ouenr
Less expensive than the HD version. No idea how well it works, if at all, but it'd be a cheaper experiment if you were inclined to try one and let us know.

 

[rartuin270]

Saw a similar one of these in a catalog at the folk's house.
http://tiny.cc/ouenr
Less expensive than the HD version. No idea how well it works, if at all, but it'd be a cheaper experiment if you were inclined to try one and let us know.

thanks ill probably get that one if i get one